Aug. 23, 2026
Why Punk Rock Is All About Fun, Friends, and Not Taking Life Seriously
The conversation focused on the experience, philosophy, and camaraderie within the punk and alternative music scene, as well as an in-depth look into the band SUCKERPUNCH! The discussion explored misconceptions about mosh pits, the importance of authenticity in music, the roots of pop punk, and the joy of not taking oneself too seriously. Several entertaining stories, lighthearted moments, and band traditions highlighted the fun-loving spirit shared on and off the stage.Main Topics Covered
- Mosh pit culture and the real punk/metal scene
- The influence of authenticity versus overproduction in modern music
- Band formation stories and the path to Sucker Punch’s current lineup
- Tour life dynamics and what makes performing worthwhile
- Pop punk roots: fun, acceptance, and community over gatekeeping
- The new SUCKERPUNCH! EP and live show antics
- Culinary tangents: poutine quality debates and band food preferences
- One concept discussed was the misconception that punk or metal shows are violent or hostile environments. The discussion clarified the sense of community and support in mosh pits, exemplified by stories of helping each other up and forming new friendships at shows 00:44.
- The conversation focused on welcoming newcomers to the scene, with a humorous anecdote about a country music fan discovering the warmth and fun within the punk community 01:32.
- A key theme that emerged was the craving for raw, unpolished music as a reaction to overly produced tracks and AI-generated content. Several points were raised, including how fans are returning to genuine musicianship and live energy 02:14.
- The discussion explored the importance of leaving imperfections in interviews and recordings to keep things real 02:42.
- The origins of SUCKERPUNCH! involved members reconnecting from previous bands and deciding to play the music they loved without worrying about commercial appeal 04:25.
- The importance of pursuing music out of passion rather than a desire for stardom was emphasized, tying into stories of how the best bands and trends start organically 05:14.
- The band’s tradition of pranking each other on stage—such as “creaming” with cake during performances—was shared to underline their playful identity and the importance of enjoying their time together 08:01.
- Several moments highlighted the belief that having fun on stage directly translates into a better experience for the audience 07:15.
- The discussion touched on the evolution of pop punk’s reputation, shifting from a gatekept secret pleasure to a widely embraced and openly enjoyed genre 09:55.
- One concept discussed was the transformative power of music to offer escape and simple joy amid life’s seriousness 10:31.
- The band humorously debated the merits of poutine, with animated detours into cheese preferences and the best sources for authentic Canadian cuisine 13:22.
- “We're not about hurting and maiming people... we're like this big family. You pick people up when they fall down, hug at the end of the pit, and you're probably going to meet a bunch of new friends.” 01:09
- “Punk rock was always supposed to be real, you know.” 02:57
- “If you guys aren't having fun making the music and playing it, what else do you have in this industry? That's the fun part.” 06:44
- “Our contribution is hopefully you listen to our song for 2 minutes and 30 seconds, you are not thinking about something that's bothering you. That's exactly— if you come and tell us that, we're gonna be like, you got it. That was the intent.” 10:31
- “We're one big family, one big community, and you are a part of it, even though you tried to sucker punch me.” 12:52
- SUCKERPUNCH!’s latest EP: Worst Party Ever (features stories and live pranks with cake and cream) 08:01
- Band shoutout to Bring Me The Horizon and Knock Loose as influences or notable mentions 01:52, 06:17
- Reference to Warped Tour and the Montreal music scene throughout
- No direct website or social media links were given within this transcript
- Exploration of punk values: acceptance, authenticity, friendship, and fun
- Heartfelt and humorous stories about the power of live music and community
- Behind-the-scenes look at SUCKERPUNCH!’s formation and philosophy
- Entertaining detours into food, especially the passionate debate over poutine’s quality
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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventures of
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Pipe Man W4CY radio, and I'm here with..
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Sucker Punch!
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Don't sucker punch me, man. Watch out.
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We might.
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We might.
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I want to know how many times in the pit
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that actually happens. Like people take it seriously and they
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might be in the pit and sucker punch somebody. Nah,
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people give each other hugs. That's the way it should be. See,
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that's the way it should be. That's the way it
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always is. That's what people don't understand about punk, metal,
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mosh pits. We're not about hurting and maiming people. You know,
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funny story. I had to cover two festivals one weekend
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and one of them I sent this girl that worked
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for me because I couldn't be there. She was a
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country girl, never went to a rock show in her life.
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I'm like, listen.
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She was all scared. I'm like, listen.
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Expecting the worst.
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We're like this big family. Pick people up when they
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fall down. Hug at the end of the pit.
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You know?
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And you're probably going to meet a bunch of new friends.
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You'll probably get a boyfriend. We're not like those shows
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you go to with a bunch of rednecks drinking Jack
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Daniels and getting into fist fights.
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And you might leave with a different shirt.
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Exactly. More than once.
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So she came back after the end of the weekend.
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She's like, oh my god, you were so right. I...
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I made all these new friends. Everybody was so nice.
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I teabagged some guy and he's my boyfriend now. And
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I have this new favorite band. I don't know if
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you know them. They're called Bring Me to Horizon. I'm like, yeah,
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I think I know.
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Who they are.
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Hell yeah. Dude, that's crazy.
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So another recruit to our family to find out that
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we're just all a bunch of big teddy bears that
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get all our shit out in the pit and in
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the music so we aren't doing anything in the real
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world except loving everybody.
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I think a lot of people are like joining this
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party too. Cause I think a lot of people are,
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are kind of like seeing all that AI slot that's
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being thrown out. And like anything that sounds too polished is, is,
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is maybe getting a bit of a different view than
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it has been in the past. And like, people are
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like craving, uh, the, the big guitars, the, the, the
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rawness of rock and roll, the real, the real musicianship
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and stuff.
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So it's like, I think we're coming back.
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And I think, uh, friends like the person you just
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described are, we're going to start having more and more
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of them.
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Yeah, and you know, it's true.
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Even my engineer, when he edits the interviews, I tell him,
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I'm like, don't take my ums and uhs out. I
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don't want it polished. I want it real, you know? Like,
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we got too much of that filter shit and all
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that bullshit. Punk rock was always supposed to be real,
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you know? And so, I also have to say, you're
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wearing a Jeep shirt. I own a Jeep Moab.
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You're the second interviewer who told me this.
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Really?
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I had a Jeep. I had a lease on a
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Jeep and I just.
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Gave it away like 10 days ago.
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So I'm still mourning.
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Yeah, you need to get another one. Because I'll tell
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you what. I was always like a sports car dude.
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I love my Jeep.
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Did you receive ducks in your Jeep?
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I got lots of them. Yeah.
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Because I have this special edition Moab. It's lime green,
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big mudder tires, not customized, stock like that.
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And so, yeah, I get that shit all the time.
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In fact, even I have a brother who's like really
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judgy and only drives his BMW. When I got this vehicle,
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he goes, if you can't get laid with that vehicle,
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I don't know what to do.
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So punk rock.
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And did you get laid in the Jeep?
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I cannot confirm nor deny.
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And it might have been at a music festival, just saying.
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It might have been 20 minutes ago.
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That's why I was late for the interview. So tell
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us how this all happened. How did you all connect
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to sucker punch us here.
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At Warped Tour?
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Um, most of us knew each other from a previous band.
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We've just, you know, been in bands in Montreal for
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a while and we kind of just like gave up on, uh,
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making this thing happen. We were just like, whatever pandemic
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rolled around. We're like, let's throw some riffs around. And
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we just started the actual band that we wanted to
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be in, uh, from like, since we were 16 years
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old and that, uh, turned into sucker punch. We just
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like landed on Fred or singer, um, Out of the blue,
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we recruited a drummer, Alain, who said no to us twice.
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Before he joined the band. Do you regret it? No.
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And we just did something genuine that we wanted to hear.
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And I think people started connecting because that's what's fun
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about alt music is when it's genuine and no one's
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trying to do something.
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To sell a product.
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I say it all the time. The people that set
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out to be rock stars are the ones that don't
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become them.
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The icons..
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They never wanted to be rock stars, they just wanted
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to be musicians.
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Yeah, and they set trends by doing what they think
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is cool.
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Exactly.
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Like, the way I look at it is, you're never
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going to please everybody, so just please yourself and you'll
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attract your tribe.
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You know, make your own music.
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You don't make music for people because those people like it,
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these people not like it.
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And if it's not you, then why play it?
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I think it's one of the reasons our previous bands
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didn't work because... We were like, oh, the industry likes that,
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like this, blah, blah, blah.
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Well, like, when you're in a room and you're, like,
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you're writing lyrics and you're like, what will people think
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of this? You're, like, you're already starting off with, like,
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One Strike, you know?
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Exactly.
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It's more so, what do I want to say? What
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do I want to sing about? What do we want
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to play about? What do we want to do?
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I think this is the most important thing.
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It's, like, the messages that we want to, like, send
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across is something that's important to us and that's dear
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to us, you know?
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I was watching an interview with this band, Knock Loose.
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Oh, yeah, I know them. They're super heavy, right? Yeah, yeah.
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And they were saying, in the studio, if somebody plays
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a riff and it makes the other band member laugh
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because it's so filthy, that goes on the album.
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Nice.
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So it's like, that's the vibe, right?
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And for us as well, when we come to lyrics
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that we're like, that is so cheeky that we know
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we've landed on something, you know? Yeah.
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I love that.
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Yeah.
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That's the way it should be.
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Cause listen, if you guys aren't having fun making the
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music and playing it, what else do you have in
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this industry?
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That's the fun part.
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Yeah.
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Like people don't, I talk about it all the time.
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People don't realize like tour life. It's maybe one hour
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in a day that you're having fun.
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Yeah, 100%. Might as well have fun for real. Exactly.
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Might as well make the most of it.
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Exactly.
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We travel, we go through hardship to play these shows
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and to enjoy our time as a band together on stage.
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So yeah, it should be fun.
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And do it with people that you enjoy doing it with.
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We're all real friends. And I think it shows on stage.
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I think a lot of people have told us, like,
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you guys look like you're having fun. I'm having fun
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because he's next to me and he's hyping me up,
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you know?
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I'm not having fun. Well, you're out. No, he's right.
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When we're on stage, we're not only playing a show.
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We just party with the crowd and everything. People like
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to see us having fun with each other.
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No doubt. That sounded sexual.
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Well, that could happen too.
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That's funny.
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So our latest EP is called Worst Party Ever. It's
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a photo of Fred getting a cake in the face.
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And then as a revenge, he's been shoving a cream
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in her face at the end of her sets. So
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he's saying, cream ourselves. We call it creaming ourselves. Cream
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my bandmates.
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See, that's the way it should be.
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That's part of what makes it fun for us, too.
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If you're not having fun, how are we having fun?
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We're creating all these stuff around each other with Sucker Punch.
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It's part of our identity, what we are as a person.
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We love to prank each other.
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We love to laugh. We love to be fun and dumb.
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So might as well, you know..
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Do it while we're on stage and do it with
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the crowd, with people that are watching us.
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Hey, listen.
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I would rather a band have fun being called Sucker
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Punch than a band that recently one of the members
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sucker punched the other member live on stage. Oh, we
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all broke character on that one.
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I think that pop punk in itself, too, the roots
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of pop punk are fun. You can play pop punk
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if you're, like, every band that plays that style of
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music is.
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Fun, no?
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You can't take yourself too seriously when you're playing three
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power chords and singing.
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About the things that we sing about, so, yeah.
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Well, you know what's funny about that is, like, Okay,
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so years ago, with all the gatekeeping, you know, the
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old school, and I like the old school punk music,
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but the old school punk attitude was ridiculous.
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We grew up in an, I remember growing up in
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an age where it's like, you like Simple Plan? Like,
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you don't tell people, you listen to that in secret
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in your bedroom.
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It's funny because those people nowadays are coming to the
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Warped Tours and they're like, oh my.
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God, Simple Plan's playing.
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I listened to them in my bedroom when I was young.
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It's cool.
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I get why it was like that before, but I
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think as a society we're evolving. It's being accepting. What's
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more punk rock than accepting people?
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Like you said, pop punk is fun Don't take yourself
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so seriously. You take these old school punk bands. They
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started a punk band because they didn't know how to
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play the instruments. So why are you taking yourself so seriously?
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You don't even know how to fucking play yet.
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There's so much serious shit in the world. Our contribution
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is hopefully you listen to our song for 2 minutes
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and 30 seconds. you're not thinking about something that's bothering you.
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Exactly.
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If you come and tell us that, we're going to
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be like, you got it. That was the intent.
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That's what we were trying to do.
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This here is our escape from all the bullshit in
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the world. There's enough seriousness out there. We don't need
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it here.
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Exactly.
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That's why when we do shows, when we do live shows,
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that's our motto. It's like you're here to not think.
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