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[@bgcheese]

Don’t think he gets enough credit. Has made some great music and created interesting guitar licks.

[@AvAfanfromfrance]

Most importantly, he made thousands of kids pick up the guitar

[@bgcheese]

@@AvAfanfromfrance very true.

[@alittlebitgone]

And for his top notch research into aliens.

[@PhilBot4OOO]

I think he gets enough credit! Blink are a staple throwback band, aging very well, plenty of new(younger) listeners, still very relevant, still getting air time and now Tom has a signature model.

[@peanutbutterisfu]

He’s sold like 30 million albums, probably has sold more signature guitars then any other musician ever, one of the most influential guitarist of the past 30 years so many famous musicians have stated he’s the reason they picked up a guitar and/or blink is the reason they are a musician if you look up every successful band since enema of the state came out there is a really good chance the guitarist started playing because of Tom and/or because of blink it’s not a questionable thing it’s just facts I mean even many of the SoundCloud rappers were influenced by blink many videos of them doing blink covers. Blink is the equivalent of the Beatles as far as serious influence of the past 25 years no other band has been as influential as blink in the past 25 years love them or hate them it’s just facts. What’s really crazy is the different genres of famous bands/artists that are influenced from blink from metal to rap to top 40 pop to pop rock to indie rock to electronic to punk just all different genres of musicians were influenced by blink and many stating without blink they would not exist. On that big of a scale only a few bands have been that influential they are up there with Nirvana and the Beatles. Blink is a massive band they are not as widely respected publicly like Nirvana and The Beatles still a huge band but not as huge as them but they are every bit as influential. With that being said saying Tom doesn’t get enough credit is the furthest thing from the truth if anything he gets more credit then he deserves he’s not some great guitarist technically and not a great singer technically he’s just an amazing songwriter that’s what it really breaks down to not his playing or singing because he’s just an average guitarist and singer but he gets tons of credit for both when so many people are so much better then him but because he’s such an amazing songwriter he gets credit as a good guitarist and singer.

[@ferryheriawan9811]

i can watch Tom talk about anything for hours

[@tylerdurden5122]

Don’t mention aliens otherwise you might well be!!😂😂😂

[@MagicPants647]

he needs a podcast!!

[@dasbose9999]

​@@MagicPants647 he s a weird guy

[@MadMike099]

@@MagicPants647 He has one, To The Stars podcast

[@guyincognito320]

Yeah he's such a young at heart guy. I like his goofy stuff too even though I don't believe in aliens

[@nsf_318]

This video perfectly encapsulates the reason Tom is a guitar icon - not because of skill but his authenticity in why and what he does. Thank you Tom and Fender for bringing us the amazing music and this piece of art back!

[@fender]

We're honored by your kind words! 🤘

[@coolstuffandhowtoswithanth783]

Thank you Tom and Fender for making another dream come true for all of us nostalgic kids! We really appreciate this.

[@rbae]

Beautiful guitar as well.

[@Jamesfoofighter]

You must have a good bank account. Save yourself some dough and make your own.

[@fender]

Rock on! Appreciate the kind words

[@SoundtheTrumpet2023]

Thank you Fender, Squier, and Tom Delonge, for inspiring this 64 year old kid to pick up the guitar for the first time in 47 years.

[@ZAPPED916]

@@fender This guitar is terrible! Get a real strat not this piece of poop.

[@kidamazed]

This is the best interview I've seen with Tom. Very self reflective and aware of his work, what it is and what it's not.

[@204DB]

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[@rememberyourkarma]

and he is a humble person too!! def my fave guitarist behind evh and tom morello

[@kristianputra7300]

Yes, he said it very well

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Watch his persuit of tone interview

[@jaggarjellots4120]

say whatever you want about tom, but he is one of the greatest artists from his era & a member of the greatest pop punk band to ever do it.

[@tbountybay3080]

All that said and not an exaggeration spoken. 👌🏼

[@bozfoogle]

He is a mediocre guitarist at his absolute best, but he is an excellent songwriter.

[@caliente-frio3966]

Tom Delonge and minimalist John Frusciante (from the _Californication_ to _By the Way_ era) inspired a generation of kids to pick up a guitar in the late '90s/early '00s. It was just simple riffs, simple chords, no capos, no weird tunings and one guitar for the whole song. What a great time to learn the guitar.

[@anjamiranda5598]

Simple things for simple minds! 😉

[@caliente-frio3966]

​@teezee44 I know. That's why I said John Frusciante from the _Californication_ to _By the Way_ era. John Frusciante from _Stadium Arcadium_ onwards is a totally different player. When he rejoined the band in 1998, after getting clean from drugs, I believe he had no guitars. He sold his guitars to pay for his drug addiction, so he pretty much had to learn how to play again and get comfortable in a band. That's why those albums have very minimalistic guitar playing, especially _Californication._ I wasn't comparing Tom Delonge and John Frusciante stylistically. The point I was trying to make was this: because they wrote such simple songs in the late '90s and early '00s, they inspired a lot of beginner guitarists. So many kids started playing guitar by learning the riffs for _Dammit, Stay Together for the Kids, Adam's Song, Californication, Otherside_ or _What's My Age Again?_ For example, _Californication_ was the first song I ever learned. It had everything a beginner needed to develop their skills: a repetitive riff for the intro and most of the verse, a second riff at the end of each verse, a simple chord pattern for the pre-chorus and chorus, and then a really simple solo. Although John Frusciante's playing is better now, I doubt there are many kids learning _Black Summer_ as their first song.

[@papasonar4224]

@@caliente-frio3966 yep, nailed it.

[@yellowmustard7482]

@@anjamiranda5598 lol

[@allstopblue5717]

Ive never cared for frusciante personally. Other than his rhythms. I do like the Peppers as a band. But His leads just sound atrocious to me and I find him vastly overrated and sounding out of tune quite often. Idk. Just my opinion. I know he has a cult following. Love the rhythm parts. It’s just all the other stuff I can’t stand.

[@Jason-512]

I can’t even fathom how many kids picked up a guitar in the last 20+ years because of this guy.

[@barviktor182]

Me

[@Nick-tl7ts]

Or drumsticks, me

[@JasonSmith-hv1wu]

The first song I learned when I was young was Adams song. Thank you Tom!

[@danieltavizon8201]

me

[@dog8438]

Totally nailed it when he mentioned essentially combining lead & rhythm guitar into one part. Doing it that way just works so much better when it's one guitarist and it's so fun to write like that.

[@bluemcdaniel99]

It’s like the smiths or some midwest emo riffs. It’s always really pleasant.

[@mungofinalfi4480]

@@bluemcdaniel99 Yeah, I was gonna mention The Smiths too.

[@Bls-of1ld]

Cant do it live

[@zeke5989]

Tom DeLonge was the first rock star I truly connected with when I was 15 in the early 2000's. I have so much love and appreciation for him and the rest of Blink 182. I cannot wait for the new album!

[@historyoflol5611]

Ppl forget they inspired us gen-Y's and we were their first market in that period

[@chrisb8193]

The second bridge riff from “First Date” is so cleverly written. It’s almost impossible to figure out where it begins and ends once it gets going. It’s genius.

[@Slicknick.]

One of the most influential musicians ever. Glad I have a chance to snag one of these bad boys

[@corey2232]

I love that after all these years, Tom (and Mark as well) still are so humble about their own skills as musicians. I've never once heard them claim they were even good guitar/base players, let alone great ones, and hearing Tom say his goal was just to be "decent" made me chuckle. These guys are actually pretty good now, but they've always given all the credit to Travis in terms of musical talent. Even if he's never going to win any best guitarist awards, he's definitely got an ear for rifts & catchy melodies, and can find ways to make awesome music anyway.

[@Margarinethebutterlover]

"Just make some noise". Best quote and inspiration for young musicians coming up in the world. Thankyou #TomDeLonge #Blink182 , you are so appreciated and admired. Friggen awesome. I have a band of 12-13 year olds learning Blink 182 Songs in 2023. It is very cool to stand on the side and watch them enjoy trying to replicate or cover these songs. Magic!

[@SuperSedingAngeL-yr0]

I like that, he blew my mind with it. "Being accessible is an art form." -Tom DeLonge

[@matteocoda6368]

He is right. They had that habit of mixing riffs and power chords which set them a part from Green Day. I remember talking about that with my friends in high school! Greetings from Italy!

[@jackberry]

Every guitar player needs to hear this message Tom's relaying and really take it to heart.

[@devinthevince]

So grateful to get to see the greatest version of Tom . He’s really come into his own, and I feel like his power, humility, and nostalgia, have really merged at this point in his career where he has regain my respect.

[@CalebHimself]

Tom the legend is back and better than ever. And they’re even more amazing live. Can’t wait for the new album Tom. Blink for life 🤘

[@user-vr2if8ug2m]

Enema of the state was the first time I learnt an album start to finish and I’ll never forget the feeling when I finished playing anthem; just euphoric and real pure emotions Thanks for inspiring me to play guitar tom ❤️

[@CalHarding01]

I admire his honesty and authenticity. He comes across as very grounded and relatable here. I’m looking forward to the album.

[@ambienteterrazas]

He definitely inspired me to start playing guitar, i am 34 and in my teens i was obsessed with blink, although i then shifted to other genres blink was a huge influence back then on many people my age. I still have the old blink albums and still listen to them.

[@ZebraLibra]

A true legend! Thanks Tom for inspiring millions of kids just like us over all these years 🤍

[@stupidvickfan3744]

I love tom. His guitar playing is like 99% just creativity. If someone didn't tell me to learn blink songs first i almost definitely wouldn't be playing today

[@rebd00mer93]

I started learning bass and guitar back in 2000 because of Mark and Tom. I started with bass because Mark was my favorite but then switched to guitar because bass got boring. If it wasn't for Blink 182, I wouldn't be a musician today. I am 34 years old now and I fell in love with blink when I was 12. Thanks for instilling in me my love of music!!! It is literally the one thing that defines me as a person.

[@noobsquad8505]

You are me in other part of the world.same 34 I started with bass and switch to guitar and I'm musicians lol

[@SevenGC89]

I used to have that exact guitar, I got it from the Make A Wish foundation when I was 13. I've been fight a very rare kidney/liver disease all my life (I'm 34 now) and I have undergone 3 separate kidney transplants and 1 liver transplant in my life, alone with a combined total of 10 years on dialysis. Growing up Blink was my favorite band and Tom was my absolute hero. Sadly I brought my gear to an "ex friends" house for a jam session when I was 15 and I left it there because I was supposed to come back the following day to practice together again but ended up going into the hospital that night with a fever and coughing which turned out to be Pneumonia and I was hospitalized for 6 weeks. After I got out I called my "friend" to let him know I was coming by to get everything and he was like "Oh... I thought you were giving it to me because I didn't hear from you for so long". I was like "Dude I was on a ventilator in the hospital unconscious so I couldn't get a hold of you and my parents didn't know all my stuff was there so they never thought to contact him. Turns out while I was in the hospital he sold all my gear including my most prized possession which was my Tom Delonge strat, that guitar was my baby and meant everything to me. I still have never been able to get another one, I really miss it, I haven't been able to find any other guitar that feels and plays so smoothly.. Live and learn I guess.

[@iamtomfrommyspace5931]

Did you end up buying the reissue? I love it and it’s thick strings

[@soundsbyjeremy_]

Authenticity over everything. That’s why we love Tom and why we love Blink.

[@nathanhollow0]

i'm never gonna own this guitar but i love watching him talk

[@joshstrope1092]

Tom has really put in the work for this comeback. He's in great shape and hasn't sounded this good in 20 years.

[@Lrrr_rotpop8]

Tom being back at Fender makes me feel like everything’s gonna be fine. Thank you for bringing back this absolute legend!

[@CaseyCoxx]

My real dad was obsessed with Blink 182 and it became the band of my childhood and still to this day… every time I hear them in a store or play them in my car, my mood is boosted 10x and I’m not having a shitty day anymore.

[@danbsilen]

Nice! Blink-182 was the first rock band I ever saw live. They were opening for Goldfinger and Smash Mouth at La Luna in Portland, in December 1997. We walked in right before they played Dammit, it was amazing.

[@patrickready5374]

god bless LaLuna! What a time to be alive in PDX.

[@danbsilen]

@@patrickready5374 Yeah it was great to have an all ages venue like that, we saw so many good shows there.

[@Gabe.1]

Tom Delonge is literally the one person who made me go and grab a guitar, and now I can't live without one.

[@WoockerSocket2]

" some people work their whole lives to be a great guitar player or singer, maybe I can be decent at both because I just want to write my own songs " I really REALLY needed to hear that. I almost didn't click on this video

[@DaygoPat]

There are a lot more talented guitarists with a deep range of skills, but Tom and Blink as a whole were super special in a sense that they could absolutely lock melodies and feelings in you with just simplicity. To this day, a lot of their songs just ring in my head with the same feelings as when I first heard Blink. I think that's a lot harder to do. Kudos to Tom for staying confident in his craft.

[@TheGroovyGuitarDude]

SO STOKED for this reissue, I’ve wanted one of these since I first started playing like 15 years ago!

[@CS-ud3hk]

Amazing. Blink 182 is one of my favourite bands and these Guitars were a huge reason for blinks iconic sounds. Some of their most iconic songs have been made with this guitar. Thanks So much Fender for bringing this back and thanks Tom and Blink!!!!

[@drewnorth3816]

pretty much everything he says in this interview is why he is so successful as a musician, and a lot of why Blink 182 is a successful band. Such a cool attitude and philosophy toward music. Resonates well with me.

[@killergrooves2438]

This guy is why I got a guitar for my 16th birthday in 2001. I still have that guitar (and others) and still play today.

[@marnuswessels1]

Yeah boy! My guy is back!

[@AnimatorsatWork]

Excited for this but also looking forward for a signature Starcaster run in the future. The ones he’s been using onstage look so dope!

[@FirstOfTheFall]

"It's crazy how people still want this guitar." This guitar will go down in history as a classic. Thank You Tom for being a part of my childhood and teenage years while I was growing up. Your like the Kobe Bryant of rock to me.

[@miscbrah88]

This is great. I always wanted one of these guitars as a kid back in 2001 - my parents bought me a candy red Squier strat and the first song I learned all the way through was What's My Age Again - I played that thing for hours everyday. Eventually I bought a Seymour Duncan humbucker and whacked it in there to get closer to Tom's sound and played in a school band. By the time I had a job and I could even think about buying my own Tom signature guitar, they'd been discontinued for a few years and resale prices were through the roof. Fast forward 20 years and here I am with tickets to Blink at Birmingham, UK in October and a Surf Green (the GOAT colour, not to be confused with Seafoam!) Tom Delonge strat on pre-order and due to be delivered any day now. Fender, Tom and Blink - thanks for being a constant in my life. You guys are the best.

[@drewmaster2002]

6:37 PREACH. this mindset is what made me feel more confident about playing guitar again. i’m not trying to be the best guitar player, i just want to make noise. Tom Delonge, you are my hero!

[@marcanderson-jones3518]

I bought mine when I was 17, surf green. I still have it and it still sounds amazing

[@fender]

Sounds like you found "the one" 🙌🎸

[@marcanderson-jones3518]

@fender it's just a really well built guitar. Suits my sound and I idolised Blink at the time

[@CoryJohnX]

The way he plays the Dammit riff here gives me so much validation. Its not how he plays it in the music video, so I've always felt like I was doing it wrong. Not anymore!

[@KezzieWarcraft]

Tom has so much depth and intelligence - Love hearing his explanation and heart behind Blink.

[@johnnuch1622]

5:33 Touchdown Boy! Used to be a staple on their set list...decades ago...

[@juanrosario2372]

Was about to comment this. You beat me to it! Would love blink-182 to bring this one back sometime.

[@erikanthony_]

My hearts happy for all the millenials out there suffering from adulthood, walking into guitar center making a childhood dream come true this week.

[@skateorhate57]

I bought the pink squire single humbucker strat for like $200. Set it up with 11’s and it plays and sounds amazing! Definitely recommend it to those who can’t afford the Fender, it even stays in tune

[@EveOfSpring]

Wouldn’t be singing if it wasn’t for this man. Hope I get to meet him one day.

[@fattysworld1905]

Tom did an incredible interview w/ Ernie Ball a few years back. Not even a huge Blink fan but man what an artist. Thank you Fender for bringing back an Icon!

[@Blinkerd00d]

I have a 2001 Fender American strat in hot rod red with maple neck... I got it new in 2001 and have converted it into a Tom DeLonge strat over the years. It has a single invader pickup with a push/pull for coil splitting. The hardware is all black with fender black locking tuners. It is an absolute beast of an instrument, and can hold its own in just about all genres.

[@mymidnightmind]

When I was about 15 years old, my dad took me to guitar center for my birthday and they had this exact Tom Delonge Signature Strat in Seafoam for $350. i would come home from school and play through the entirety of dude ranch, enema, TOYPAJ, etc. It's one of my favorite things that I own still to this day and I feel lucky to have an original.

[@CroshVine]

Tom was the reason I wanted a strat when I was younger. But when I actually played one, the pickup arrangement under flat strings with no bridge, made it really hard for me to pluck or mute in my style. But this new guitar solves most of those problems, so I'm excited to try it out in the store!

[@charbokh]

For Metal this guitar is awesome too. I always liked the Tom Strat. I've played a lot of HSS strats but no one sounds like the Tom Delonge signature. Thanks Fender for re launching this gem of a guitar.

[@Alienssexist]

toms my idol he’s literally the coolest dude in the universe 🤘😋

[@jamesdripsmusic1581]

One pick up LEGEND!!!! Thank you for the music Tom!!!

[@Got_Boost]

Tom inspired me to make my guitar nice and simple! One pick up one volume know and some distortion😎 His guitar playing was just simple and that’s what made it sound so good! Definitely one of my inspiration to play guitar🥲

[@jgittoes]

How's his last few words 'Record some noise and put some poetry over it and you got a song. It's that simple'. So simple, but true. Long this guy!

[@SerendipitousProducts]

OMG I smiled so big. The first 5 seconds. Love Tom

[@rhi.123]

I always loved Blink and all of Tom's side projects. Boxcar Racer, Angels and Airwaves. Toms style is unique, but also a mix of classic California kid, simple yet complex. Love this dude. Can't wait to see them in October ❤️

[@HotBizkit]

If you mean in Vegas in October, I will see you there brother!

[@rhi.123]

@@HotBizkit I'm a girl lol and yes I'll be at WWWY

[@slurpee4203]

im going go see them in July, i cant waittt😭💞

[@Vexthewolf03]

I wanna meet this man someday, he seems like a really chill, down to earth guy

[@Kuba16BVB]

I can't put my love for that dude into words.

[@DrewamnBull]

I've still got mine from back in the day, and I still love playing it, thanks Tom

[@LouSassles]

You already know Tom is so happy being back with Fender

[@MayaLea99]

I love Toms riffs so much. They’re so fun

[@camkron182]

literally have wanted this guitar since i was a kid and today i walked into guitar center and ordered it, dreams do come true🥹

[@jeffleonard343]

Have had one of these for 20 years and still one of my favorites! Tom rocks! 🤘

[@checkerzzzzz]

Tom DeLonge changed music in his own way, big love for Tom🙌🏻🤘🏼

[@acutemadness]

invaders are some of the best pickups ever made when you have a taller bridge it allows more pole utilization increasing tonal clarity and balancing volume per string the downside is if you play hard the strings get caught

[@Blink240sx]

Just bought this Guitar. I can’t wait for it to arrive, so I can play it!! Few months ago I saw Blink 182 live for the first time, now I’ll have this!

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

i'm just glad they're together, happy together and playing music, recording music, giving it 100% like the old blink

[@theanxiousgamer85]

Sometimes simple is better. He said it himself and he is totally right. Blink 182's music is simple yet so much fun to listen to.

[@kurdtjohn]

Thank you, Tom and Fender for reissuing these signature Strats. Hopefully that curtails the absolutely ridiculous prices of the original run in the used market.

[@bahooneyonastick]

Sadly these are priced pretty much in line with the aftermarket costs. Makes no sense :(

[@andy_182]

@@bahooneyonastickleast you get a new one not a beat up one

[@dyoel182]

These are $1300 so I don't know what's going to happen

[@Travis-guy-247]

​@@bahooneyonastickI'd much rather pay $1300 for a brand new one than pay $2k+ for a beat up one from 2001, that's had god knows how many hands all over it. At the price they are, I could not justify buying an original despite wanting one for so long. I'm so glad they've reissued it, I ordered mine this morning ❤️

[@johnthemachine]

most people are buying rebuilt Squier versions of these on Reverb thanks to those prices. so much cooler than dropping 1200-1800 bucks on a "punk" guitar imo.

[@jonnypYouTube]

That was a cool piece. Still have mine from 2002, but awesome they brought them back.

[@Javelin3o4]

Still got my original Tom Delonge strat from the early 2000's.

[@FellDestroyedMusic]

That last quote was REAL

[@WilliamTommy-vl7to]

The legend genre poppunk❤❤❤

[@joshd2597]

One of the best to ever do it.

[@freddyrock]

"You can bring 'em on a longer ride" - That's a great perspective :)

[@vincentpagani]

grew up on blink182 and can't thank them enough for my inspiration in music because of them.

[@caseys_cozy_garage]

I love how.. like its not about how good you are but like... how you make good music with this thing called guitar

[@s0urce.ow0]

Enema of the State was the first cd I ever picked out as like a 5 or 6 year old kid. When I was in middle and high school I got into punk then hardcore. Started going to shows. Playing in bands. Going on tour And we all loved Blink. And would have their shit on repeat in the van on long ass drives. Feels like this guy and his 2 other bandmates are 70% responsible for trajectory of my life and probably the lives of alot of my peers. I fuckin love that they're still kicking. New album fuckin slaps too.

[@mica1k]

blink-182 riffs are so fun to play, i always whip out "dammit" when i'm bored & people are always impressed by it. then they start asking what song it is, then starts their interest & obsession with blink-182 😂🤘

[@Riffmaster227]

The strat is back. Now he needs the triple Rec! Best tone ever!

[@SteveFromLongIsland]

Tom is such an underrated musician 👌 thank you for the interview!

[@marthacampbell6572]

I love that you can do it no matter who is asking you.. I am only focused on acoustic. Forever. :(

[@cloutkidofficial]

Very wellspoken here, and he dropped some gems. "Nursery rhymes" making music that is simple and accessible to a large group of people. That is a songwriting gem right there.

[@dougsmith4602]

Say what you want about Tom but he knows his style. “Make some noise, put some poetry over it and you’ve got a song.” Love it.

[@drewjonespdx]

In time…we will realize how important and unique the 2000’s were. This band will be known in thousands of years as that one band… and they’ll play dammit in year4355

[@AudreyYun]

i think tom knows more about gear and music than he lets on. also he's the reason i started playing guitar

[@Bman32x]

The 2 songs I’ve heard from their new album has already made me cry in my car multiple times. I can’t wait for Oct 20. Going through a hard time in my life and their music has always seen me through some difficult places.

[@yobyob7714]

I love many excellent guitarists but i hardly love any guitarist more than Tom Delonge. He hits all the sweet spots with unrelenting consistency. And I have loved Fender since I was 15 years old. What a combo! 😍

[@richnasty3060]

“I can’t believe people still want this” lol tom

[@MJPGuitar]

My wife surprised me with this signature guitar for Christmas. It was the best gift I could have ever received.

[@fender]

The gift that keeps on strumming! Congrats on your new beaut. 🎸😍

[@spiritonic]

The reassurance that I don't need to know everything about a guitar makes me feel so relieved. I hate learning that shit, I just like to pick up my guitar and play it.

[@p0werp0pster]

Damn. I just got the guitar because I loved it but hearing Tom makes me love it even more. What a cool guy.

[@rockenrollplanet5450]

his simple riff gives 😊smiles

[@andylyd9570]

He's a ledge of his time no matter what you think. Love him