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In Brutal love I can't stop hearing "Llamas and fools are tearing me apart." Llamas.

I WANT THAT SHIRT. Mark Hoppus soooo sick.

I happened to be watching Loner by The Beaches when I saw this

American Idiot deluxe book edition, finally. I can't wait to look through all the awesome pages of art and lyrics!

A copy of International Supervideos for 2 bucks

Oh, how I love Mark Hoppus. And his love of Green Day makes me love him even more.

Mark Hoppus

I was watching something on brazzers and the chick taking it in was wearing a gd tshirt

Saw this in the comics and immediately thought of Oh Love and Stop When The Red Lights Flash!

Miniature "Blue"

In No One Knows I thought that it was 'Call me irresponsible, call me a bitch you whore'

I've just noticed that the first line of Having a blast sounds like "chicken...all you down with me" instead of "I'm taking"

So apparently in Baby Eyes (I think, it's hard to keep track of them all ) it's "in the Arab spring" not "in the air of spring"

I've posted this everywhere but it still makes me laugh. 2 of my friends have never heard Good Riddance properly, and one of them thought it was "There's something on the ding boom boom, and then the rabbit dies". The other one thought it was "There's something unpredictable, the Indian was right".

In the Art Of Ears recording studio.

Um okay IDK if this is the correct place to post this(because it's kinda a reference that Green Day made in a song) but I notice a lot of people think "heineken? fuck that shit!" is just something Billie shouted out in their cover of "My Generation" by the Who, but he was actually quoting a line from "Blue Velvet", an extremeley disturbing film by David Lynch. It's quote from Dennis Hopper where he asks the main character what beer he want; he replies Heineken so Dennis Hopper exclaims "Heineken? FUCK THAT SHIT! PABST BLUE RIBBON!!!" also I think it's HILARIOUS because I saw Foxboro Hottubs in LA and Billie poured PBR all over the audience and I yelled out the quote lol! Now, honestly I listened to Green Day way before I watched this film, i can't even remember when I started listening to GD, so when I saw this film and heard the line I was so surprised and happy! A bit of comic relief from the films dark setting. Here's a link to the clip. Also watch the movie, it's a cult classic, for mature audiences though. http://youtu.be/snhiofL2Rh4