So, that is why I chose to discuss one of my most favorite bands of all time, Blink 182. Blink 182 was comprised of guitarist-vocalist Tom DeLonge, bassist-vocalist Mark Hoppus, and drummer Travis Barker. The band started in San Diego, California while the band members were still in high school. They “first found an audience with the extreme sport crowd and the suburban youth of the United States” (Hightower)...
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They “first found an audience with the extreme sport crowd and the suburban youth of the United States” (Hightower). The band most likely gained such a big following because they didn’t think it was necessary to write songs about social problems. Instead, Blink 182 gained their fame by singing about things that teens could relate to, like rebelling against your parents and sexual acts...
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