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Blink-182 at the Showcase Theater in Corona, California in 1995.

The American rock band Blink-182 has recorded songs for nine studio albums, as well as numerous extended plays. This list comprises the band's recorded catalog, as well as live renditions, early demo tracks, recorded appearances on other albums, and one unreleased track. Blink-182 formed in Poway, a suburb of San Diego, California in 1992. The trio consists of bassist and vocalist Mark Hoppus, drummer Travis Barker, and guitarist and vocalist Tom DeLonge. The band is considered a key group in the development of pop punk music; their combination of pop melodies with fast-paced punk rock featured a more radio-friendly accessibility than prior bands. The group, with original drummer Scott Raynor, emerged from the Southern California punk scene of the early 1990s and first gained notoriety for high-energy live shows and irreverent lyrical toilet humor.

The band were initially known as Blink until an Irish techno band threatened legal action; they appended "-182" randomly. However, the band proceeded to make up many reasons for the number, such as the number of times Al Pacino said the word 'fuck' in the 1983 film Scarface, Mark Hoppus' goal weight, and others. Cheshire Cat (1995) led the band to tour with Pennywise and NOFX on the Warped Tour. Dude Ranch (1997) was co-distributed by major label MCA Records and featured their first rock radio hit, "Dammit". Raynor was fired midway through a 1998 tour and replaced by Barker. Enema of the State (1999) was an enormous success on the strength of hit singles "What's My Age Again?" and "All the Small Things", which became airplay and MTV staples. Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001) reached number 1 in the United States, Canada, and Germany. The eponymously titled Blink-182 followed in 2003 and marked a stylistic shift for the group, infusing experimental elements into their usual pop punk formula, resulting in a more mature sound. DeLonge left the group in 2005, sending the band into what was termed an "indefinite hiatus."

The trio reunited in 2009 and their sixth studio album, Neighborhoods, consisting of their characteristic sound and the band member's different music tastes, was released in 2011 through Interscope to modest success and generally positive reviews, reaching number two on the Billboard 200. The band departed Interscope the next year. In November 2012, the group would record the Dogs Eating Dogs EP, released independently a month after. Tension would grew between the trio as new material was planned to be recorded but due to DeLonge's side projects kept delaying dates, he would quit the band afterwards. Hoppus and Barker recruited Alkaline Trio frontman Matt Skiba to fill in for DeLonge to perform two club shows and a slot at the Musink Tattoo Convention & Music Festival in March 2015. After legal battles with DeLonge were worked out, Skiba, who returned to Alkaline Trio for a string of dates and the release of his side project the Sekrets, rejoined Blink-182 as an official member. Between January and March 2016, the new line-up consisting of Hoppus, Barker and Skiba recorded California, produced by John Feldmann for its release in July on independent service BMG to mixed to positive reviews. The album included, for a first time, outside songwriters, the likes of Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. It also marked their second number-one album in over 15 years, thus becoming their first to top the charts in the United Kingdom and receiving a Grammy nomination for the Best Rock Album award. After touring in support of the album, recording process began developing for the following record.

The trio moved to major label Columbia for their eighth album Nine, released on September 20, 2019 to generally positive reviews, who complimented the band's upgrade signature sound, as well as its moody lyrical content. Produced by Feldmann, also utilizing outside producers/songwriters including Captain Cuts, the Futuristics, and Tim Pagnotta. It debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 domestically and reached top ten in Canada, Austria, Germany and the United Kingdom. In October 2022, DeLonge returned to the band after almost eight years with a new single, "Edging", on October 14, 2022 and their ninth album One More Time... was released on October 20, 2023.[1] Blink-182 has sold over 50 million albums worldwide.[2]

Songs[edit]

As lead artist[edit]

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Keydan
† Indicates single release
# Indicates promotional single release
‡ Indicates songs covered by Blink-182
Musician Mark Hoppus performing in 2004.
Mark Hoppus shares co-lead vocals and plays bass guitar for the group.
Musician Tom DeLonge performing in 2004.
Tom DeLonge has shared co-lead vocals and played guitar for the group except between 2015 and 2022.
Musician Scott Raynor in 1995.
Scott Raynor played drums for the group between 1992 and 1998.
Musician Travis Barker performing in 2003.
Travis Barker began playing drums for the group in 1998.
Musician Matt Skiba performing in 2015.
Matt Skiba shared co-lead vocals and played guitar for the group from 2015 to 2022.
Musician Robert Smith performing in 2007.
Robert Smith, frontman of the Cure, contributed vocals to "All of This" in 2003 and co-composed "Fell in Love" in 2023.
Musician Yelawolf performing in 2012.
Yelawolf contributed vocals to "Pretty Little Girl" in 2012.
Singer-songwriter Simon Wilcox is credited with songwriting and backing vocals on "Bottom of the Ocean", from the deluxe edition of California (2017).
The band collaborated with DJ and producer Steve Aoki, pictured above, for "Why Are We So Broken", in 2018.[3]
In 2019, the band created a mashup with rapper Lil Wayne.[4]
The band collaborated with DJ duo the Chainsmokers for the single "P.S. I Hope You're Happy" in 2019.[5]
Name of song, originating album, and year released.
Song Year Album Lead vocal(s) Ref.
"6/8" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"13 Miles" 2000 The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (Japanese bonus track) [a] Mark Hoppus [6]
"21 Days" 1994 Buddha Tom DeLonge
"A New Hope"[b] 1997 Dude Ranch Mark Hoppus [7]
"Adam's Song" † 1999 Enema of the State Mark Hoppus [8]
"After Midnight" † 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[9]
"Aliens Exist" 1999 Enema of the State Tom DeLonge [8]
"All of This" 2003 Blink-182 Robert Smith
Tom DeLonge 		[10]
"All the Small Things" † 1999 Enema of the State Tom DeLonge [8]
"Alone" 1993 Flyswatter Tom DeLonge
"Always" † 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge [10]
"Another Girl, Another Planet" # ‡ (The Only Ones cover) 2005 Greatest Hits Mark Hoppus
"Anthem" 1999 Enema of the State Tom DeLonge [8]
"Anthem Part Two" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Tom DeLonge [11]
"Anthem Part 3" 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Apple Shampoo" † 1997 Dude Ranch Mark Hoppus [7]
"Asthenia" 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge [10]
"Bad News" 2023 One More Time... Mark Hoppus
"Ben Wah Balls" 1995 Cheshire Cat Tom DeLonge [12]
"Better Days" 1993 21 Days Tom DeLonge
"Black Rain" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Blame It on My Youth" † 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Blink Wave" 2023 One More Time... Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge
"Blow Job" 2000 The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show Tom DeLonge [14]
"Boring" 1997 Dude Ranch Tom DeLonge [7]
"Bored to Death" † 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Bored to Death (Acoustic)" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Bottom of the Ocean" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
Simon Wilcox
"Boxing Day" 2012 Dogs Eating Dogs Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[16]
"Brohemian Rhapsody" 2016 California Mark Hoppus [15]
"Built This Pool" # 2016 California Mark Hoppus [15]
"Cacophony" 1995 Cheshire Cat Mark Hoppus [12]
"California" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Can't Get You More Pregnant"[c] # 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
"Carousel" 1994 Buddha Tom DeLonge
"Childhood" 2023 One More Time... Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge
"The Country Song"[d] 2000 The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show Tom DeLonge [14]
"Cut Me Off" 2023 One More Time... (Digital Exclusive Edition) Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Cynical" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Dammit" † 1997 Dude Ranch Mark Hoppus [7]
"Dance with Me" † 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Dancing with Myself" ‡ (Generation X cover) 1997 Before You Were Punk Tom DeLonge
"Darkside" † 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Dead Man's Curve" ‡ (Jan and Dean cover) 1999 Shake, Rattle and Roll: An American Love Story Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Degenerate" 1993 21 Days Tom DeLonge [7]
"Depends" 1995 Cheshire Cat Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[12]
"Dick Lips" † 1997 Dude Ranch Tom DeLonge [7]
"Disaster" 2012 Dogs Eating Dogs Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[16]
"Does My Breath Smell?" 1994 Short Bus Tom DeLonge
"Dogs Eating Dogs" 2012 Dogs Eating Dogs Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[16]
"Don't" 1998 Buddha (Reissue) Mark Hoppus
"Don't Leave Me" 1999 Enema of the State Mark Hoppus [8]
"Don't Mean Anything" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Don't Tell Me It's Over" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Green Edition) Tom DeLonge [11][18]
"Down" † 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[10]
"Dumpweed" # 1999 Enema of the State Tom DeLonge [8]
"Dysentery Gary" 1999 Enema of the State Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[8]
"Easy Target" 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[10]
"Edging" † 2022 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[19]
"Emo" 1997 Dude Ranch Mark Hoppus [7]
"Enthused"[e] 1997 Dude Ranch Tom DeLonge [7]
"Even If She Falls" 2011 Neighborhoods (Deluxe Edition) Tom DeLonge [9]
"Everytime I Look for You" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus
"The Fallen Interlude" 2003 Blink-182 Menno [10]
"Falling"[f] 2019 None Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"The Family Next Door"[g] 1994 Buddha Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Family Reunion" # 1999 Short Music for Short People Mark Hoppus
"Feeling This" † 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[10]
"Fell in Love" † 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Fentoozler" 1994 Buddha Mark Hoppus
"Fighting the Gravity" 2011 Neighborhoods (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus [9]
"First Date" † 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Tom DeLonge
"The First Time" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Freak Scene" ‡ (Dinosaur Jr. cover) 1993 Flyswatter Mark Hoppus
"Fuck a Dog" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Yellow Edition) Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[18]
"Fuck Face" 2023 One More Time... Travis Barker
Tom DeLonge
"Generational Divide" † 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Ghost on the Dance Floor" 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge [9]
"The Girl Next Door" ‡ (Screeching Weasel cover) 1998 Buddha (Reissue) Mark Hoppus
"Give Me One Good Reason" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Tom DeLonge
"Go" 2003 Blink-182 Mark Hoppus [10]
"Going Away to College" 1999 Enema of the State Mark Hoppus [8]
"Good Old Days" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
"Good Times" ‡ (Good Times theme cover) 1998 None[h] Mark Hoppus
"Happy Days" † 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
"Happy Holidays, You Bastard" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus
"Heart's All Gone" 2011 Neighborhoods Mark Hoppus [9]
"Heart's All Gone Interlude" 2011 Neighborhoods (Deluxe Edition) Instrumental [9]
"Heaven" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Here's Your Letter" 2003 Blink-182 Mark Hoppus [10]
"Hey I'm Sorry" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[20]
"Home Is Such a Lonely Place" † 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Hungover You" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Hurt (Interlude)" 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
"I Miss You" † 2003 Blink-182 Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[10]
"I Really Wish I Hated You" † 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"I Won't Be Home for Christmas" †[i] 1997 None Mark Hoppus
"I'm Lost Without You" 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge [10]
"I'm Sorry" 1997 Dude Ranch Tom DeLonge [7]
"Josie" † 1997 Dude Ranch Mark Hoppus [7]
"Just About Done" 1995 Cheshire Cat Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[12]
"Kaleidoscope" 2011 Neighborhoods Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[9]
"Kings of the Weekend" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Last Train Home" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Left Alone" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Lemmings" 1996 Lemmings / Going Nowhere Mark Hoppus
"Life's So Boring"[j] 1999 None Instrumental
"The Longest Line" ‡ (NOFX cover) 1993 Flyswatter Mark Hoppus
"Long Lost Feeling" 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Los Angeles" 2016 California Matt Skiba
Mark Hoppus 		[15]
"Love Is Dangerous" 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge [9]
"Love's Not Pretty"[k] 2020 None Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Lunch" 1993 21 Days Tom DeLonge
"M+M's" † 1995 Cheshire Cat Mark Hoppus [12]
"Man Overboard" † 2000 The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[14]
"Marlboro Man" 1993 Flyswatter Tom DeLonge
"MH 4.18.2011" 2011 Neighborhoods Mark Hoppus [9]
"Misery" # 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Mother's Day" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Red Edition) Mark Hoppus [18]
"More Than You Know" † 2023 One More Time... Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge
"Mutt" 1999 Enema of the State Tom DeLonge [8]
"My Pet Sally" 1993 21 Days Tom DeLonge
"Natives" 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[9]
"Nipples of Fury" 1993 21 Days Tom DeLonge
"No Future" # 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"No Heart to Speak Of" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Not Another Christmas Song" † 2019 None[l] Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Not Now" † 2005 Greatest Hits Tom DeLonge
"Obvious" 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge [10]
"Online Songs" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus [11]
"One More Time" † 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"On Some Emo Shit" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"The Only Thing That Matters" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Other Side" 2023 One More Time... Mark Hoppus
"Out of My Head" 2019 Nine (Japanese Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Parking Lot" # 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"The Party Song" 1999 Enema of the State Mark Hoppus [8]
"Pathetic" 1997 Dude Ranch Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[7]
"Peggy Sue" 1995 Cheshire Cat Tom DeLonge [12]
"Pin the Grenade" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Please Take Me Home" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Tom DeLonge [11]
"Point of View" 1993 Flyswatter Tom DeLonge
"Pretty Little Girl" 2012 Dogs Eating Dogs Tom DeLonge
Yelawolf 		[16]
"Quarantine" † 2020 None Mark Hoppus [22]
"Rabbit Hole" # 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Ransom" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"Reckless Abandon" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Tom DeLonge [11]
"Red Skies" 1993 Flyswatter Tom DeLonge
"Reebok Commercial" 1993 Flyswatter Mark Hoppus
"Remember to Forget Me" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"The Rock Show" † 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus [11]
"Roller Coaster" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus [11]
"Romeo and Rebecca" 1993 21 Days Tom DeLonge
"Run Away" 2019 Nine Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[13]
"San Diego" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"See You" 2023 One More Time... (Digital Exclusive Edition) Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"She's Out of Her Mind" † 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Shut Up" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus [11]
"Snake Charmer" 2011 Neighborhoods (Deluxe Edition) Tom DeLonge [9]
"Sober" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Sometimes" 1993 21 Days Mark Hoppus
"Stay Together for the Kids" † 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge 		[11]
"Stockholm Syndrome" 2003 Blink-182 Mark Hoppus [10]
"Story of a Lonely Guy" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Tom DeLonge [11]
"Strings" 1994 Buddha Mark Hoppus
"Teenage Satellites" 2016 California Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba 		[15]
"Terrified" 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
"This Is Home" 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge [9]
"Time" 1993 Flyswatter Mark Hoppus
"Time to Break Up" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Red Edition) Tom DeLonge [11][18]
"Toast and Bananas" 1994 Buddha Tom DeLonge [12]
"Touchdown Boy" 1995 Cheshire Cat Tom DeLonge [12]
"Transvestite"[m] 1994 Buddha Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Turn This Off!" 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"Turpentine" 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"TV" 1993 21 Days Mark Hoppus
"Untitled" 1997 Dude Ranch Tom DeLonge [7]
"Up All Night" † 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus 		[9]
"Violence"[n] 2003 Blink-182 Tom DeLonge [10]
"Voyeur"[o] 1994 None Tom DeLonge
"Voyeur" 1997 Dude Ranch Tom DeLonge [7]
"Waggy" 1996 They Came to Conquer... Uranus Mark Hoppus [24]
"Wasting Time" † 1994 Short Bus Mark Hoppus
"Wendy Clear" 1999 Enema of the State Mark Hoppus [8]
"What Went Wrong" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Yellow Edition) Tom DeLonge [11][18]
"What's My Age Again?" † 1999 Enema of the State Mark Hoppus [8]
"When I Was Young" 2012 Dogs Eating Dogs Tom DeLonge [16]
"When We Were Young" 2023 One More Time... Tom DeLonge
Mark Hoppus
"When You Fucked Grandpa" 2001 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (Green Edition) Mark Hoppus [11][18]
"Wildfire" # 2017 California (Deluxe Edition) Mark Hoppus
Matt Skiba
"Wishing Well" # 2011 Neighborhoods Tom DeLonge [9]
"Wrecked Him" 1996 They Came to Conquer... Uranus Tom DeLonge [24]
"You Don't Know What You've Got" † 2023 One More Time... Mark Hoppus
Tom DeLonge
"Zulu" 1996 They Came to Conquer... Uranus Tom DeLonge [24]

As featured artist[edit]

Name of song, originating album, and year released.
Song Artist Year Album Ref.
"Death Bed" (Bonus Remix)[p] Powfu and Beabadoobee 2020 Poems of the Past [25]
"It's All Fading to Black"[q] XXXTentacion 2019 Bad Vibes Forever [26]
"Let Me Down" † Oliver Tree 2020 None [27]
"P.S. I Hope You're Happy"[r] † The Chainsmokers 2019 World War Joy [5]
"Scumbag" † Goody Grace 2019 None [28]
"What's My Age Again?/A Milli"[s] † Lil Wayne and Blink-182 2019 None [4]
"Why Are We So Broken"[t] † Steve Aoki 2018 Neon Future III [3]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ "13 Miles" also appears on the "Man Overboard" single.
  2. ^ An early version of "A New Hope", titled "Princess Leia", is unreleased and can be found online.
  3. ^ A second version of "Can't Get You More Pregnant", labeled the "Party Mix", was released in July 2018.[17]
  4. ^ An alternative version entitled “Dog Lapping” appears on advance copies of Dude Ranch.
  5. ^ A demo version is available on the "Wasting Time" single.
  6. ^ This song is a demo that leaked in 2020 from the Nine sessions.
  7. ^ "The Family Next Door" was excluded from the reissue of Buddha in 1998. It is only available on the original demo cassette.
  8. ^ "Good Times" only appears on the "Apple Shampoo" single.
  9. ^ "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" was first released as a promotional single in 1997, and re-released as a single in 2001.
  10. ^ "Life's So Boring" is one of the few unreleased songs by the group. Hoppus spoke on the song's existence in a 2000 interview: "It [was] a cool song, I just couldn't think of any lyrics for it at all — it just sounded really contrived."[21]
  11. ^ This song is a demo that leaked in 2023 from the post- Nine sessions.
  12. ^ "Not Another Christmas Song" was released as a standalone single in 2019.
  13. ^ "Transvestite" was excluded from a later reissue of Buddha in 1998. It is only available on the original demo cassette.
  14. ^ "Violence" precedes an interlude to "Stockholm Syndrome" on Blink-182. Some online retailers list this as a separate track titled "Stockholm Syndrome Interlude".[23]
  15. ^ "Voyeur" is an unreleased demo that can be found online; it is entirely different to the Dude Ranch song of the same name.
  16. ^ "Death Bed" is featured on rapper Powfu's 2020 extended play, Poems of the Past.
  17. ^ "It's All Fading to Black" is featured on rapper XXXTentacion's final studio album, Bad Vibes Forever (2019).
  18. ^ "P.S. I Hope You're Happy" is featured on DJ and production duo the Chainsmokers's third studio album, World War Joy (2019).[5]
  19. ^ "What's My Age Again?/A Milli", a mashup of the band's 1999 song and Lil Wayne's 2008 hit "A Milli", was released as a standalone single in 2019.[4]
  20. ^ "Why Are We So Broken" is featured on DJ and producer Steve Aoki's fifth studio album, Neon Future III (2018).[3]

References[edit]

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