as a child this song was one of my first music influences other than instrumental music, and orchestral music. Today I've expanded into so many other bands and genres, but they still mostly revolve around my favourite genre, punk rock. Thank you Sum 41 for developing my musical taste. :)
Ending lyrics: "Why do things that matter the most Never end up being what we chose Now that I find, no it ain't so bad I don’t think I knew what I had" [x2]
You forgot to put the guitar solo in the lyrics! I'll do it for you! WEA, WAWAWA WEI WA WO, WEA, WAWAWA WEI WA WO WO, DADADADADA DE DO DO, DA DODEDO DODEDO DODEDO. DOO, DA DOO DE DA, DE DO, DE DO, BOILALALA BOILALALA BOILALALA BOILALALA, LA! LALA! LALA! LA-LALA LAA LAA LALALA LALALA LALA, DOO, DEE DOO DOO DOO, DOO, DEE DOO DOO DOO, DA DOO DE DOO DE DADA DOO DE DOO, DA DE DA DE DA DOO DEE DOOOOOO!!
Everybody's got their problems Everybody says the same things to you It's just a matter how you solve them And knowing how to change the things you've been through I feel I've come to realize How fast life can be compromised Step back to see what's going on I can't believe this happened to you This happened to you It's just a problem that I'm faced with am I Not the only one who hates to stand by? Complications that are first in this line With all these pictures running through my mind Knowing endless consequences I feel so useless in this Get back, step back, and as for me I can't believe Part of me, won't agree Cause I don't know if it's for sure Suddenly, suddenly I don't feel so insecure Part of me, won't agree Cause I don't know if it's for sure Suddenly, suddenly I don't feel so insecure Anymore! So Everybody's got their problems Everybody says the same thing to you It's just a matter how you solve them But what else are we supposed to do? Part of me, won't agree Cause I don't know if it's for sure Suddenly, suddenly I don't feel so insecure Part of me, won't agree Cause I don't know if it's for sure Suddenly, suddenly I don't feel so insecure Anymore! Why do things that matter the most Never end up being what we chose? Now that I find no way so bad I don't think I knew what I had Why do things that matter the most Never end up being what we chose? Now that I find no way so bad I don't think I knew what I had
Brings me back to middle school in 2007. Oh god. The memories this song brings are some of my favorites. Back when everyone was young, innocent, and had no responsibilities. Now everyone is grown up, is doing their own thing and has moved on...
I was a sophomore... but I agree. I just tried to message my best friend all throughout school and that I was in a band with.... never got a reply. It sucks
i feel you man, i believe that as we grow up we just become more boring versions of ourselves, with boring lives, and most of the time you feel alone, with no one to really share your thaughts with, become no one has time for nostalgia...
What about any friends that you could physically spend time with? Instead of just some distant virtual relationships with people you have never actually met through the restraints of a computer. Or perhaps you could call them on the phone to catch up? Is the only way you could ever connect with these friends over the Internet? I would actually try to avoid those kinds of distant online friendships with strangers you meet online because you never really know who someone truly is. What you know about them is based purely on the specific information that they choose to provide you with. Perhaps it’s better to focus on some of the friends you grew up with, went to school with...or even work with. At least then you are engaged in actual physical socializing...& you also know exactly who you’re dealing with. Instead of building fake relationships with strangers you only know anything about through computer contact. It’s much healthier to have contact with another human being when you are involved in a friendship, or any form of social relationship. It allows you to build a real bond based on reality...instead of the fake bond that comes with a distant relationship involving no contact of any kind...& is potentially based in lies in the first place.
You're lucky to have childhood and memories with this band. I'm 13 and discovered this band just a few weeks ago and I absolutely lovei their music. Every band I listen started making music before I was even born. But if you know some good bands, recommend :) (sorry if there is mistakes, English isn't my national language)
@@miroslay If you like Sum 41, then I'd recommend Bowling for Soup and Less Than Jake. I'm 30, when I was your age I too listened to bands that formed before I was born, like Van Halen and Def Leopard and then discovered newer bands. So you are the new generation, welcome to our world!
@@miroslay I'd also recommend the offspring and for a softer chill touch, maybe simple plan. They've got some bops. I also think you'd like 9 inch nail or rise against if you're into rebel rock/punk.
28 years old and going through second puberty while trying to come to terms with the high possibility that im on the autism spectrum 🥲🙃🫠 i loved sum 41 as a little baby 14 year old and didnt really understand why until now
This lyrics are incomplete, at the end of the song the sing keeps up: "Why do the things that matter the most, never end up the way we chose. Now that I find no way so bad. I don't think I knew what I had".
Feels like it recognises the people who are kinda stand-offish with the world, even scared of just how mental it all truly is. And that everybody is faced with these thoughts, faced with others who worry and try to tell you things that you try hard to hold but your influenced point of view just cant grasp, so you retreat. The song makes it feel all okay, like what else can we do but try to change the situation as we lighten the heavy anxiety, step back and take a solid look before we jump? Its horrible that we had those spirit-breaking adversities and to deal with them as if still fresh this way in this world feels like the longer road, self-confidence will speed the process and help you find/keep yourself.
You missed that last lines of the song: Why do things that matter the most Never end up being what we chose Now that I find no way so bad I don't think I knew what I had x2
Sum 41 sums up my high school experience! Remember playing All killer no filler when i would drive to school and would think wow this is incredible, i can relate abit. Where the hell is the music nowadays?
I read somewhere that this song was based off the singer's friend who was diagnosed with AIDS. Apparently this was his reaction when he found out, because as we all know AIDS is sadly something of a death sentence and at the time this song was written it was even more so. Nowadays we do have treatments to slow the progression of AIDS, but... sadly there is still no cure. I can sadly relate, as a classmate of mine died suddenly in a car crash a few years after we both graduated high school. I didn't know him well enough to really call him a friend, but we talked sometimes and a couple of times played cards. We were a small class, and he told us all his dream was to become a famous musician. He was a really cool guy. That dream will never come true now. It happened so suddenly, and the lines "why do the things that matter the most never end up being what we chose?" and "now that I find no way so bad, I don't think I knew what I had" really hit hard because of that. I took for granted the time we spent together, and it never occurred to me that a classmate of mine, someone my age, would someday die so suddenly and violently like that. Indeed, "I've come to realize how fast life can be compromised".
Ummm, AIDS isn't a death sentence? So long as you take care of yourself, it's totally fine. All it does is put you at a higher risk of catching other diseases due to a weaker immune system. But you can work around that by taking care of yourself.
@@MegaOgrady I'm sorry if I offended, that wasn't my intention. However back then it sort of was or so I've heard. Nowadays I don't know but I was under the impression the best that could be done was to slow it down but it wouldn't stop it? Are we talking about HIV or AIDS? Because there's a big difference, yeah. HIV is likewise uncurable but if you take medication you can avoid spreading it to any sexual partners and you might be at higher risk of illness but if you take care of yourself and are careful you can live a long life. What's important is that you take medication not only to avoid spreading it to others but also to prevent HIV from becoming AIDS. Sorry if you know this all already, I just want to be sure we're on the same page.
i've been looking for this song for so long i first heard it on a amv for yugioh gx and i did ask what song or at least who did it i saw that video years ago i'm glad i finally found it and its always great to know the lyrics for such a great song another sub for a legend
God I miss the early 2000's but it's crazy this song still gets me in my emotions.... Thank you for reading thank you sum 41 and thank you life the journey is always a trip and I appreciate all of it
American pie has shown us so many things, one of them is that we are not teenagers forever ... this song reminds me so much of it .. when this start playing on american pie 3,fuck ..well great song
for some reason this song makes me feel song epic inside maybe its because when i was little i always dreamt of learning to play this song on guitar... now ive done it... i sure have grown up
jeez, i remember constantly listening to this song first as a wide eyed kid in middle school, then as a jaded college dropout and now as a somewhat well adjusted adult navigating through life. listening to it is a rollercoaster of emotions every time, but in a completely different way
This song legit saved me from killing myself no cap. I just feel the words so intense within my soul after all I've been through and just love Sum 41 and pop-punk. Lyrics are a fcking masterpiece and pop-punk, rock and metal are a movement not just cool music, but a way to criticize society and express how you feel about a lot of shit in the coolest way possible, that's why I love music man. We would not be the same without this kind of music in our lives. I just wanna go to a Sum 41 concert one day and I'm sure that day I will remember what it is to be alive!!!!!!
Reading the comment section makes me feel old, and I'm only 17. Like, people are using typing styles that I thought were dead. Also, my entire perspective in regards to this song just changed. Apparently, the songwriter wrote this after finding out one of his friends had contracted HIV.
We're all on different levels...sometimes when you're feeling miserable, it's hard to see or understand the misery of others. You just can't sympathize with them whilst experiencing your own problems. The only thing to do is to find an outlet and try not to bring it to people who might not have good things to say.
Seriously the best moral message you can ever have in a song. Life can be compromised, you think your good until you think your evil, what works for one, may not work for two, and of course, everybody has their problems, it's just a matter how you solve them.
Man listening to this and the rest of Sum 41's songs brings me back down memory lane. It really sets of my nostalgia. I remember way back in elementary school I was a huge fan of Sum 41. Now I love the Red Hot Chili Peppers as much as I loved Sum 41 in elementary school.
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as a child this song was one of my first music influences other than instrumental music, and orchestral music. Today I've expanded into so many other bands and genres, but they still mostly revolve around my favourite genre, punk rock. Thank you Sum 41 for developing my musical taste. :)
Wow, a whole decade since you commented this, but I found it. Punk rock forever bro, keep rocking into this next decade! 🤘🤘
Right on, dude!
yeah
Punk rock was one of my first loves in my musical journey too. Listen to all kinds of shit now! 😁
So at the age of 16 this song was released and now 16 years later still enjoying it. Good music doesn't die.
Im 16 rn and just discovered this song recently and I love it
I was 5 when i heard this song and thanks god i saved it
Ending lyrics:
"Why do things that matter the most
Never end up being what we chose
Now that I find, no it ain't so bad
I don’t think I knew what I had" [x2]
nope, third line its "Now that I find no way so bad"
literally put lyrics on a lyric video
I thought the last lyrics were “ :] “
ありがとう
Really good and meaningful ♥
You forgot to put the guitar solo in the lyrics! I'll do it for you!
WEA, WAWAWA WEI WA WO, WEA, WAWAWA WEI WA WO WO,
DADADADADA DE DO DO, DA DODEDO DODEDO DODEDO.
DOO, DA DOO DE DA, DE DO, DE DO,
BOILALALA BOILALALA BOILALALA BOILALALA,
LA! LALA! LALA! LA-LALA LAA LAA LALALA LALALA LALA,
DOO, DEE DOO DOO DOO, DOO, DEE DOO DOO DOO,
DA DOO DE DOO DE DADA DOO DE DOO, DA DE DA DE DA DOO DEE DOOOOOO!!
dYiNG 😂😂
Impressive! You've mastered guitar solo lyrics! Now do this with One by Metallica then come back and talk to me.
The joke was funny until you came in ^
Oh god forbid, Did I ruin your 10 minutes of staring at the same joke and listening to the song to see if the lyrics matched? How dare I
Scarred for life cause I ruined his beloved joke ^
This song brings back some memories...
Cronus Ampora like the memory of listening to this song yesterday thinking about listening to it the day before that and the day before that.....
Exactly. ))
Cronus Ampora kinda sucks now without dave or steve right?
Matthew Steel Especially Dave! That man was a bomb!
Yeah xDDDD
I was in my mid-late twenties when this released, and it's still an absolute banger that brings back a lot of great memories.
someone recomended this band to me several months ago and i ignored them, i should have listened.
I've heard this one in a movie theater before the movie started and it reminded me this song existed. Glad to have found it again
Everybody's got their problems
Everybody says the same things to you
It's just a matter how you solve them
And knowing how to change the things you've been through
I feel I've come to realize
How fast life can be compromised
Step back to see what's going on
I can't believe this happened to you
This happened to you
It's just a problem that I'm faced with am I
Not the only one who hates to stand by?
Complications that are first in this line
With all these pictures running through my mind
Knowing endless consequences
I feel so useless in this
Get back, step back, and as for me
I can't believe
Part of me, won't agree
Cause I don't know if it's for sure
Suddenly, suddenly
I don't feel so insecure
Part of me, won't agree
Cause I don't know if it's for sure
Suddenly, suddenly
I don't feel so insecure
Anymore! So
Everybody's got their problems
Everybody says the same thing to you
It's just a matter how you solve them
But what else are we supposed to do?
Part of me, won't agree
Cause I don't know if it's for sure
Suddenly, suddenly
I don't feel so insecure
Part of me, won't agree
Cause I don't know if it's for sure
Suddenly, suddenly
I don't feel so insecure
Anymore!
Why do things that matter the most
Never end up being what we chose?
Now that I find no way so bad
I don't think I knew what I had
Why do things that matter the most
Never end up being what we chose?
Now that I find no way so bad
I don't think I knew what I had
Brings me back to middle school in 2007. Oh god. The memories this song brings are some of my favorites. Back when everyone was young, innocent, and had no responsibilities. Now everyone is grown up, is doing their own thing and has moved on...
*cough* I'm in mid school *cough*
Fuck you I was a senior in high school in 2007
Piano Girl omg. I’m a sophomore.
I was a sophomore... but I agree. I just tried to message my best friend all throughout school and that I was in a band with.... never got a reply. It sucks
Oswald Khampf lol 2007? You’re a little late buddy. This was a hit before then man
Just takes me back to when I started listening to sum 41. All my friends were still online and active, now they aren't.. Life changes man :/
i feel you man, i believe that as we grow up we just become more boring versions of ourselves, with boring lives, and most of the time you feel alone, with no one to really share your thaughts with, become no one has time for nostalgia...
Ahhhh good old 02’ it was a simpler time indeed. Now it’s just iPhones and shit.
Yeah i miss those years...
What about any friends that you could physically spend time with? Instead of just some distant virtual relationships with people you have never actually met through the restraints of a computer. Or perhaps you could call them on the phone to catch up? Is the only way you could ever connect with these friends over the Internet? I would actually try to avoid those kinds of distant online friendships with strangers you meet online because you never really know who someone truly is. What you know about them is based purely on the specific information that they choose to provide you with. Perhaps it’s better to focus on some of the friends you grew up with, went to school with...or even work with. At least then you are engaged in actual physical socializing...& you also know exactly who you’re dealing with. Instead of building fake relationships with strangers you only know anything about through computer contact. It’s much healthier to have contact with another human being when you are involved in a friendship, or any form of social relationship. It allows you to build a real bond based on reality...instead of the fake bond that comes with a distant relationship involving no contact of any kind...& is potentially based in lies in the first place.
@@WTFAnyNameWorks I agree with you so much..
If people 7 years ago were saying it’s nostalgic, then whatever I’m feeling Rn is probably beyond just nostalgia. FUCK I miss this song ❤️ ❤️
You're lucky to have childhood and memories with this band. I'm 13 and discovered this band just a few weeks ago and I absolutely lovei their music. Every band I listen started making music before I was even born. But if you know some good bands, recommend :)
(sorry if there is mistakes, English isn't my national language)
@@miroslay If you like Sum 41, then I'd recommend Bowling for Soup and Less Than Jake. I'm 30, when I was your age I too listened to bands that formed before I was born, like Van Halen and Def Leopard and then discovered newer bands. So you are the new generation, welcome to our world!
@@mikerichardson499 thanks! I will listen these after school!
@@miroslay I'd also recommend the offspring and for a softer chill touch, maybe simple plan. They've got some bops. I also think you'd like 9 inch nail or rise against if you're into rebel rock/punk.
@@1313demyx Thanks for the recommendations!
this band never fails at making amazing music.
X2
@@carlosxaviercedenobriones5806 no
And they were created 40 minutes from where I live
My Favorite Sum41 Song
Top 1 Hell Song
Top 2 Over my Head
Top 3 Still Waiting
Where is "With me"?😱
Thanks for nothing
I’ll add Top 4 We’re all to blame
You must only have the album “does this look infected” ..every song is from that album :/ Listen to all killer no filler, its got some good tracks
@@illwill3932 Motivation is amazing
Some
Of the catchiest riffs ever put into a punk song. You could play any sum 41 riff to me
And I'd tell u the song.
Michael Delvecchio same
who's still listening in 2024?
I do
everyone except you because its a piece of history
I do
Me
I heard the song while watching American pie, American wedding, American Reunion
We dont do that here
28 years old and going through second puberty while trying to come to terms with the high possibility that im on the autism spectrum 🥲🙃🫠 i loved sum 41 as a little baby 14 year old and didnt really understand why until now
Youre awesome, dude!
I just recently got diagnosed with autism (at 29) I feel you dude
Got mine a few months ago at 30
Good luck on your journey. ❤
Okay, seriously. Where was this perfection been all my life??
This lyrics are incomplete, at the end of the song the sing keeps up: "Why do the things that matter the most, never end up the way we chose. Now that I find no way so bad. I don't think I knew what I had".
Carles Vera Gómez thanks
Thanks too, Carles
You, sir, are a SAVIOUR!
I always wondered what he said years ago. Thank you
Thanks!
Feels like it recognises the people who are kinda stand-offish with the world, even scared of just how mental it all truly is. And that everybody is faced with these thoughts, faced with others who worry and try to tell you things that you try hard to hold but your influenced point of view just cant grasp, so you retreat. The song makes it feel all okay, like what else can we do but try to change the situation as we lighten the heavy anxiety, step back and take a solid look before we jump? Its horrible that we had those spirit-breaking adversities and to deal with them as if still fresh this way in this world feels like the longer road, self-confidence will speed the process and help you find/keep yourself.
You missed that last lines of the song:
Why do things that matter the most
Never end up being what we chose
Now that I find no way so bad
I don't think I knew what I had
x2
What a great band !!! I discovered them in the American Pie musics... SO cool
Sum 41 sums up my high school experience! Remember playing All killer no filler when i would drive to school and would think wow this is incredible, i can relate abit. Where the hell is the music nowadays?
that dude In the fucking trash that’s where it is. Sad part is that it’s probably gonna stay that way.
I sometimes miss the early 2000's. Sum 41 are so great.
I read somewhere that this song was based off the singer's friend who was diagnosed with AIDS. Apparently this was his reaction when he found out, because as we all know AIDS is sadly something of a death sentence and at the time this song was written it was even more so. Nowadays we do have treatments to slow the progression of AIDS, but... sadly there is still no cure. I can sadly relate, as a classmate of mine died suddenly in a car crash a few years after we both graduated high school. I didn't know him well enough to really call him a friend, but we talked sometimes and a couple of times played cards. We were a small class, and he told us all his dream was to become a famous musician. He was a really cool guy. That dream will never come true now. It happened so suddenly, and the lines "why do the things that matter the most never end up being what we chose?" and "now that I find no way so bad, I don't think I knew what I had" really hit hard because of that. I took for granted the time we spent together, and it never occurred to me that a classmate of mine, someone my age, would someday die so suddenly and violently like that. Indeed, "I've come to realize how fast life can be compromised".
Ummm, AIDS isn't a death sentence?
So long as you take care of yourself, it's totally fine. All it does is put you at a higher risk of catching other diseases due to a weaker immune system. But you can work around that by taking care of yourself.
@@MegaOgrady I'm sorry if I offended, that wasn't my intention. However back then it sort of was or so I've heard. Nowadays I don't know but I was under the impression the best that could be done was to slow it down but it wouldn't stop it? Are we talking about HIV or AIDS? Because there's a big difference, yeah. HIV is likewise uncurable but if you take medication you can avoid spreading it to any sexual partners and you might be at higher risk of illness but if you take care of yourself and are careful you can live a long life. What's important is that you take medication not only to avoid spreading it to others but also to prevent HIV from becoming AIDS. Sorry if you know this all already, I just want to be sure we're on the same page.
Brings me back man.
Tim r u gunna do tool time again !?
I’m 36 years old and still come back once a week to listen to this song.
Idc
🤙🏻
I can't believe I saw them live at Warped Tour! Best part of the whole year
Wow. This song is actually real profound. O o
The name of the song sounds really dark, but once you listen it sounds lit
Saheb kahlon we need more songs like this
"Why the things that matter the most never end up beign our choice" SOOO DEEP :(
i've been looking for this song for so long i first heard it on a amv for yugioh gx and i did ask what song or at least who did it i saw that video years ago i'm glad i finally found it and its always great to know the lyrics for such a great song another sub for a legend
You know that paranoia feeling you get after smoking bud? This song makes it go away if not the band itself.
Thank you for everything Sum 41! Enjoy the post-band life!
i was deffo born at the wrong time
Make your life the right time instead, man.
that's the one, still glad I got to see them last month for the first and last time
Amazing! I just found bout Sum 41 & I'm hooked. I'm listening to pretty much all I can.
Nostalgia rush.
มักๆๆๆๆม่วง กุ๊บๆๆ
And again in 2020
Yep
Indeed. Nice Reimu pfp, though.
Idc
God I miss the early 2000's but it's crazy this song still gets me in my emotions.... Thank you for reading thank you sum 41 and thank you life the journey is always a trip and I appreciate all of it
This is real music, not the garbage we hear on the radio these days.
So far by now
I love when TH-cam used to be the go to for lyrics and these edited videos 💯 takes me back to when I was in middle school
So true
Hawk Tuah!
😂
These lyrics are super intense - forgot how much I love this song 👏 ❤
.,.
i always came back to hear it in the last years
Welcome back i guess teehee
I like Sum 41 songs:
Introduction: excting
Body: enchanting
Conclusion: PERFECT
American pie has shown us so many things, one of them is that we are not teenagers forever ... this song reminds me so much of it .. when this start playing on american pie 3,fuck ..well great song
Why do things that matter the most, never end up being what i chose.
Oliver Twist :,(
No all dog go to heaven.
The part right after the guitar solo always hits deep
for some reason this song makes me feel song epic inside
maybe its because when i was little i always dreamt of learning to play this song on guitar...
now ive done it...
i sure have grown up
Just discovered this from an album my dad won 20 years ago from a radiostation, never thought he was into this kinda music, wild bro.
Sum41 mixes a heavy tune and poetry seamlessly!!!
So my dad walks upstairs and says "good choice of music" that proves this is a really good band
is he spitting at the beginning ? lol :D
Yep, hocking a loogy
I always thought he said "help" for the longest time, since I had this CD back in grade school 😂
@@saxyj5773 ahahahah English and its one syllable words....
He is, and Personally, I find it disgusting.
I always thought it was fuck
jeez, i remember constantly listening to this song first as a wide eyed kid in middle school, then as a jaded college dropout and now as a somewhat well adjusted adult navigating through life. listening to it is a rollercoaster of emotions every time, but in a completely different way
This song legit saved me from killing myself no cap. I just feel the words so intense within my soul after all I've been through and just love Sum 41 and pop-punk.
Lyrics are a fcking masterpiece and pop-punk, rock and metal are a movement not just cool music, but a way to criticize society and express how you feel about a lot of shit in the coolest way possible, that's why I love music man. We would not be the same without this kind of music in our lives. I just wanna go to a Sum 41 concert one day and I'm sure that day I will remember what it is to be alive!!!!!!
First time hearing this song again since 2012, same exact video too
Memories :(
"Why do things that matter the most never end up being what we chose." I think those are the missing lyrics.
First sum41 song I ever learned how to play. Can’t wait to see them Thursday in Toronto!!
conor Leslie i’m legit playing this song on friday for the band i’m in
12 years later and I am still coming back to this song. Wish I could go back to being a teenager
I'm a teenager and I listen to all this kind of music and I wish I was in highschool in the 2000s
Still listening to this 2016!
Same!
me too
I'm probably the only black one
i am
Bruh I'm Asian and you shouldn't feel sorry for yourself
The Devil Is a Part Timer Abridged
OMF YES!
Lol
TheY2AProblem hell yes! 😈😂
Lauryn Henriquez Bujumbura
YES!!!
First time hearing this Jam. Love it!
i remember that day,it was when i was 16 im 29 now but man i didn't stop playing it in my blackberry phone 🤣
Found it today
**epic guitar solo**
If hell is like this then take me.
I'm slowly but surely getting into this band.
fuck this brings back so many memories. I was born in 93 this stuff still sounds fresh
97 here bro, always find myself coming back here. Things were different then, nostaligia hits hard w this one
God..this song is old gold, Highschool song :P
Haven't heard this song in yrs! Still so good
his lyrics are actually very good... love sum 41, good Canadian boys!
i can listen to that guitar solo again and again for my lifetime and not get tired
I haven't listened to this song since the 6th grade (I'm about to graduate college) and I still have the solo memorized...
My childhood song. ❤ Rock lee vs. Gaara. This used to be my favorite band for a long time.
I love this song so much! that guitar solo....
Just got from their concert, some of the best moments of my life
Hello! Did they played old song like this or "were all to blame"?? Or only the new album?
Jealous much:( 😂
Give us SUM41 back !!!!
RAXEL DREXEL ur prayers have been answered
RAXEL DREXEL dude sum 41 is still doing tours
But hes not the kid you used to know back in high school..
best intro ever!
# Kirito Kun Sao much
v:
American Pie 3!
TheJizzy Naruto M.U.G.E.N. :D
***** It's first ever Naruto game for PC, it had multiple songs of Sum 41, Drowning Pool, Disturbed etc.. :)
London 224 Name's Light Yagami mate ^^
London 224 Well... I'm much older :'D and I'm from Europe, exactly... from the country which is also known as Heart of Europe.
TheJizzy 0
Never felt insecure. Nah that’s a lie. But this song helps. All hail punk rock for its benefits, wherever and whenever it comes from 🤘
2:15 "But, what else are we supposed to do?"
I dont know it fits for sure? Im Polish but i kindda hear it instead of i dont know if its for sure
Achievement unlocked 🏆
777
Reading the comment section makes me feel old, and I'm only 17. Like, people are using typing styles that I thought were dead. Also, my entire perspective in regards to this song just changed. Apparently, the songwriter wrote this after finding out one of his friends had contracted HIV.
Wow
Realy
No one's talking about how this song fits so well in that part of American Wedding
After how many year im stilllll listening to this : )
Thanks sum41
when i was a kid i had this shit on infinite loop, 24/7
Rock is great. I don't know why more songs like this aren't made anymore. Rock needs to come back. All we have are pop and love songs.
I agree with you
I agree with you man
Rock Lee vs Gaara AMV :')
Yes!!
Fazkov YESSS!!!! also, lmao, I love your profile picture
Nobody remembers Dosu ; o ;
omgggggg 😂😂
Lol same!!
We're all on different levels...sometimes when you're feeling miserable, it's hard to see or understand the misery of others. You just can't sympathize with them whilst experiencing your own problems. The only thing to do is to find an outlet and try not to bring it to people who might not have good things to say.
I'm a french people who listening that song in 2020 it's soooo nostalgic.
Who are french here ?
Finally, something decent in my recommend
What ever happened to good punk rock like this?
So many years later!!! My life still is a hell song WTF the world is a hell song now…after everything we have been tru… so like this!!!!
But Hey i am still alive.
Loving this, can't wait to hear more Sum 41! :D
I'm here because of a french youtuber. This song was his intro. Love this song :D
Hawk Tuah gang let's go
Dave Baksh is a really talented guitarist. He created so many Iconic riffs for Sum 41
Seriously the best moral message you can ever have in a song. Life can be compromised, you think your good until you think your evil, what works for one, may not work for two, and of course, everybody has their problems, it's just a matter how you solve them.
for what i know it is about their one friend having aids
@@ian3087 don't ruin it
@@Determinator21 my bad, the song itself is not about aids but it was created because of that one person
2:15 "But what else are we s'pposed to do?"
4 years late, but I thought I'd correct it anyways
Spare a minute and check out my band's studio cover of this song! Not some bullshit thrown together, we took our time with this one.
this brings me back to my emo days :*)
Pop punk , even worse ..... get out from the internet cuz you are useless
E4L !!!
+noahqweboy who cares you fucking idiot
Sum 41 isn’t emo you fuckin turd
Like me
Man listening to this and the rest of Sum 41's songs brings me back down memory lane. It really sets of my nostalgia. I remember way back in elementary school I was a huge fan of Sum 41. Now I love the Red Hot Chili Peppers as much as I loved Sum 41 in elementary school.
2019 and still awesome
Suga's sunshine and J-Hope's sprite yeah
Ah yes, you are indeed cultured. Well said
@@yourlocalraccoondealer8611 thank you.
I miss the year 2003 when fm radio used to play music like this
a face melter of a solo. these kids rocked.