New Found Glory - Stay Awhile (Official Music Video)

[@jibicute2389]

The only band who didn't change their sound and style.

[@marcosfunes5123]

They should have. They got stale 15 years ago

[@MaulerMyers]

@@marcosfunes5123 no they did not XD

[@madeiraislander]

@@marcosfunes5123 No offense but i'd still pick my friends over you. xD

[@TheAerovons]

​@@marcosfunes5123 Don't confuse music with bread lol

[@kevindimass]

right!!

[@anthonymazzamuto8353]

New found glory has saved pop punk from dying on multiple occasions.

[@dardalion3199]

Right. They saved it through the 2010s and now its having a small renaissance of sorts with Machine Gun Kelly making a pop punk record.

[@nickf645]

Facts

[@khaelemroque7398]

@@dardalion3199 hell NO! Don't ever associate the likes of NFG to that trash, no identity, bandwagon water gun Kelly, he's a disgrace to music he's a clown!🗑🤡

[@newfoundglory]

When did you hear New Found Glory for the first time? Watch the premiere of our new "Stay Awhile" music video and tell us your story in the comments. Our top 3 favorite stories get a free merch shipment from us!!! UPDATE: thank you for all the submissions! We've picked 4 favorites and one honorable mention.

[@ichoke.subtohelpmegetthism6331]

Done! :D

[@SYLMenTan]

#CovidSong tolong support usaha ane gan mieaceh.co thanks

[@xespurr]

2001, I was 12. My Dad and step Mom brought my step brother and I to the Vermont Champlain Valley Fair to see Blink 182 perform. It was our first concert. Pouring rain. We stood on our metal foldable chairs. You guys opened for them and I fell in love.

[@gmcm99]

I was on the Drive Thru Records Street team in high school and promoted a show for Saves The Day, Piebald and New Found Glory. I think the show was in Worcester. They sent some sweet tour posters. I put those posters around my high school and gave them out at local shows. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get a ride to that show, but because of the street team, I fell in love with NFG!

[@nonprofitsocks8853]

All started when Hit or Miss was premiering on kerrang TV, god they were the days! Bought the self titled album and everyone in my household became obsessed with it, think we had at least 4 copy's of it as we was all stealing it from each other! Even my own mother became a pop punk nerd overnight she is in her 50's and still loves you guys! Always been a fan and always will be! 💘 from me,my family and the UK! Never stop

[@thickandy]

Early to mid 99’... i was in high school and someone passed me a cd during lunch. Hooked since that moment.

[@stephencovey7583]

Is that you Andy!! You never returned my shhht!!! Now you know why I chose my friends over you!

[@johnmoyarbmg5845]

Nothing gold can stay

[@linds3685]

@@stephencovey7583 hahahhahahah

[@TheIMMORTALKAHNHD]

It was a Ludacris cd wasn't it?!

[@explore2265]

thickandy you are a legend.

[@Thelocalavenue]

Im approaching 40 and I'm so glad NFG is still pumping out music like this and stay true to their root.

[@adamlayneandersen]

Hell yes. With you 100

[@jollyreviews3]

I'm 37 love this band even have them on kareoke

[@khaelemroque7398]

Same mate, I will always love them!

[@gmcm99]

I was on the Drive Thru Records Street team in high school and promoted a show for Saves The Day, Piebald and New Found Glory. I think the show was in Worcester. They sent some sweet tour posters. I put those posters around my high school and gave them out at local shows. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get a ride to that show, but because of the street team, I fell in love with NFG!

[@DaveBudness]

I'm From Worcester, Mass. DTR was my life during high school oh yes. when music was rad. I was lucky enough to find the rare nothing gold can stay with the movie tracks in the beginning of some of the tracks.

[@BLUVNBU]

That is so sickk!

[@jasonlovesmusicreacting882]

@@DaveBudness Hell yeah, Massholes unite? I live in Orlando now though. Was a north shore guy for 23 years of my life. Last lived in Lowell.

[@VeggieBurgah]

From brockton. Haven't missed a NFG show since 99.

[@stevencottrell2089]

Me too!! Lol!

[@sbmerlo222]

the fact that this band is still making music is the best thing of all time...always new found glory

[@michaeltrapson]

New Found Glory 2 for 2 with fire visuals off the new album! 🔥🔥🔥

[@betsy_quispe]

The first time I ever heard NFG was when I bought the self-titled album and took it with me on a trip to a Sea World marine biology summer camp I attended with my best friend. I was 13 at the time and was discovering new music. I heard that NFG was from my hometown, Coral Springs, and I saved up some money I earned from getting straight As on report cards to buy CDs (this is was back in 2001 before I owned an iPod). The first time I listened to the self-titled album was when I was on the plane sitting next to my best friend. It was the first trip I ever took without my parents, my first bit of independence I ever had. I remember as soon as the first few riffs of Better Off Dead hit me, I fell in love. I love every track of that album. I listened to it on repeat throughout that trip. I must have listened to it over 100 times in the first few days alone. My first concert ever was an NFG concert at the Bronco Bowl in 2001 (maybe 2002?), which I attended with the same friend. She passed away a few years ago when we were both 28, and every now and then when I want to remember the good times we had, I listen to the self-titled album. Every time I listen to it, I can still remember her smile and how giddy we were when we took our first trip together.

[@thedinkmaster85]

Thanks for sharing

[@brandonh1726]

Pop punk music stories are the best music stories

[@JoseLopez89213]

That's a great memory that you're going to always have of her. Sorry for her loss, it's hard losing a friend.

[@andresmc5325]

U are the Ones who keep making this amazing music. Have no words just can say sounds amazing... this is life... this is music..

[@derekchristofferson503]

I was in high school in 2000, & happened to be riding in my buddy’s car who was blasting the self titled album. I went out later that day & bought a copy & been a fan ever since. The best part of this experience for me, is that as the highs & lows of life have come & gone over the last 20 years NFG has been there to celebrate the highs & help me get through the lows. Much love! Thanks guys!

[@radbradmusicartist]

I really like how bands like new found glory arent trying to be trendy. They just do their thing!

[@VeggieBurgah]

After reading a bunch of these comments I officially feel old as dirt.

[@sweettea2440]

you should, music evolved

[@wtfshuk]

I still like to think i'm young lol

[@minime2361]

I feel ya.. I was in my early teens when these guys first came out. Now I'm in my mid 30s. 😨

[@kylerunkle4398]

We all do

[@TheAerovons]

@@sweettea2440 Nonsense ...evolved into what? Hip Hop? LOL

[@DieLewens]

This is everything.... Thank you NFG.

[@greghanson869]

Want this to be the comeback of early 00’s pop punk rock!

[@theokr89]

Keep coming back to this song. Such a tune. This whole album is great!

[@davet2459]

New Found Glory are the true leaders of Pop Punk. Assuming a listener had never heard a single song from them, they could play any number of random songs from throughout their nearly 25 year history and you would have no idea which songs came when.

[@lucasamaral9749]

Incredible.

[@sammyseasons8949]

I remember a friend listening to the song "hit or miss" Loving the sound of Jordans voice, I asked them who it was. After that, I started listening to you guys religiously

[@chanisefleming8165]

The first time I heard about New Found Glory, was in 2003, I was 12. My brother and I were watching MTV 2’s Control Freak. The show where viewers can call in and vote for which music video played next out of the three that were listed on the side of the screen while another video played. I forget the music video playing, but the viewers choice was between My Friend’s Over You, Eminem-Lose Yourself, and I forget the other song. We sooo badly wanted Lose Yourself to win, and I remember us both being upset when it didn’t lol. We decided to keep the show on and listen to this New Found Glory band. We instantly fell in love with the song! The next day, we asked our mom to purchase the album for us. Then Catalyst when it came out the following year! My first time seeing New Found Glory live, was August 2004 at Warped Tour! Love you guys!!

[@newfoundglory]

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[@lb1839]

Can we all agree this genre was and is still the best to ever exist?

[@ichoke.subtohelpmegetthism6331]

*YES*

[@joeldanei5563]

Thank you NFG for not compromising your style.

[@danusmwys]

2020 Pop Punk Not Dead

[@BLUVNBU]

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[@xelyeah3922]

Pop punk never die anyways

[@edenlevites8559]

Pop punk is immortal 💪💪💪💪💪🎸🎤🎸🎸🎵🎵💪💪💪😉

[@Nik-tv2mb]

3030 никогда не умрёт!🎸😂

[@Herozonex200]

It was never dead. People just dont care lol

[@girlalex]

The first time I heard about New Found Glory was in 2001. I was a 7th grader at Cupertino Middle School in the San Francisco Bay Area. I was introduced to Nothing Gold Can Stay through three of my friends at the time. I was already exploring the pop punk scene through bands like Good Charlotte & SR-71. Shortly after hearing about them, my mom and I took a weekend trip to San Francisco and we stopped at the Serra Monte mall. My mom took me to (probably) Sam Goody and bought me the self-titled album and another CD. I was absolutely OBSESSED and have stayed that way. I've seen these dudes live 30+, have the band named tattooed on me (done by Jordan Pundik himself back in 2013) and I went on both Parahoy cruises mostly to be on a cruise ship with my favorite band. NFG for life!

[@angelconrad3624]

I just wanna say how in love I am with reading everyone’s comments. Music is so great and it brings my heart joy knowing so many people are touched by the same sounds 🖤🖤🖤

[@hollyladigoski9355]

Saw them at the first Unitarian Church in Philly in 99. Is still my favorite show of all time.

[@TheCheerDad]

I was in high school in 2003 and during our lunch they played “My Friends Over You” over the sound system and I asked my friend “Who sings this?” “I think it’s a band called New Found Glory” And I went home after school and immediately searched you guys online and fell in love with the band ever since.

[@petedogg8551]

I’ll be listening to NFG in my 90’s

[@jamesnicasio6631]

It’s a tell tale of heart in the winter of 95. Defeated, I was just passing time listening to the broken sound of my Sony Walkman. My friend from Pennsylvania gave me a blue stare saying it never snows in Florida. Realizing that fate is made never sometimes, I followed my 2s and 3s and went for it, like it was 3rd and long. It could’ve been hit or miss, but lucky for us, we never sang our goodbye song. But really, bought the self titled after they opened for blink with midtown.

[@justintheturtle]

this is worse than Chad

[@lululala139]

My most memorable earliest moment of New Found Glory was summer of 2002. My parents picked me up from middle school band camp at GCSU (Georgia). It had been my birthday while away so when my parents arrived, they brought a couple birthday presents in the car. The present I was most excited about was Sticks and Stones. I listened to that cd on my personal cd player nonstop during the 3 hour trip home. I listened to that album a few days ago and still remember all the words. Thank you!

[@cxssetteman182]

It's so wholesome to see people sharing almost 20 year old memories about how they discovered NFG. I've been a fan for no longer than 8 years (Yeah, I'm not as old as you guys 😅). But I feel you.

[@jordanwooten6405]

I already play new found glory all the time for my 18 month old daughter, gotta make sure she grows up listening to the right music as I did!

[@stephen8144]

I remember being 7 about to turn 8 when Sticks and Stones first came out. My dad took my brother and I to the store with him and bought it then on the ride home I heard understatement and it blew me away. I became obsessed with the cd immediately and never stopped. Music started to take over my life when I found out about NFG because it hit something in me I'd never felt before. Fast forward 18 years and nothing has changed!

[@ScoopedUp]

fuckin love you guys, one of the only bands that never fell off and never changed up there sound too much. cheers boys

[@jennylee2655]

I vividly remember the first time I heard the words “New Found Glory” in 2001 when I was 17. I was at my then-boyfriend’s house when his friend brought us our tickets to the Blink-182 concert we were all going to. My bf and I had different musical preferences and Blink was the only band we could agree on at the time. His friend said that the opening bands would be New Found Glory and Midtown. At the concert in Nashville, my bf sang along to “Hit or Miss” and I was surprised he knew the song. I really enjoyed their performance and after the concert the Self-Titled CD stayed on repeat. My relationship with my high school boyfriend didn’t last but my love for New Found Glory certainly has! Almost 20 years since I first heard of them and those years have been full of so many great memories with my favorite band. New Found Glory has been so good to me and so good for me and I will happily support them until the day I die.

[@scottfraser4237]

First time I heard New Found Glory I was 13 going fishing with my uncle in a small town in the north of Scotland. My friend over you came on Radio 1. 18 years later am stilling Rocking out to this band. Am still as excited to hear there music now as I was then. Love you guys

[@egosumumbraemortis5609]

I remember more than 20 years ago when the first album dropped. They definitely embodied everything that pop punk should be, in my opinion. And to STILL be pumping out bangers two decades down the road without majorly changing their sound is pretty legendary. I can't think of any bands save for Muse that haven't significantly modified their true tone and kept selling records at the same pace. Glad these guys are back again.

[@EtanLawok]

It isn’t the best story but I discovered New Found Glory in the summer of 2000 at a 4H sleep away camp. We were always listening to music in the cabins and I would later discover that my new obsession were the tracks from FTSTYS. Again, at the time, I didn’t know this and when I got home from camp my dad took me to Tower Records and bought Nothing Gold Can Stay. While I was initially disappointed that those songs I had been listening to weren’t there I quickly got over it and have been a fan ever since.

[@ashleydelia4636]

2000, I was a 14 year old freshman in high school. I was at a friends house when she played me a song off of the Self-Titled album. I was really into Greenday and Blink-182, and she thought it was right up my alley. She played me “Sincerely Me.” She was right. I went and tracked down It’s All About the Girls and Nothing Gold Can Stay within a week. We formed our own garage band and one of the first songs I taught myself on the bass was “Sincerely Me”. (We were terrible and only able to play “Brainstew” collectively and legibly as a group, but NFG inspired us to play and use music as an outlet). I’ve been a fan of every song and every album since that day. NFG has been a part of my life for the last 20 years. Whatever mood or situation I find myself in, there’s a song for that.

[@ProjectASkate]

Man, Morrisey's missing brother is killing it.

[@miguidez818]

The first song I heard from NFG was “my friends over you” on mtv. I was fighting with my girlfriend at the time about how I spend too much time with my friends. I was 16 lol. When I heard the lyrics, I was like. “F*#k yeah” and never looked back. I went back and bought the albums before “sticks and stones” and have listened to them religiously since then. Literally.

[@robinkilgore8483]

My first introduction to Pop Punk was New Found Glory back in 2004 on my first date with a friend from school who was home from the Army on a two week leave. I was hooked from that day on -to both NFG and the guy. We've been together over 15 years, married 12, and have a beautiful life we share together with our 4 year old daughter. We're still huge fans and love going to shows (our last 2 were cancelled so we can't wait til the next show.) Keep going strong guys!

[@kimberwatson1571]

I was 14 and on a 4H trip with my older brother (who I looked up to so hard) and grandma. We were traveling through NYC the year after 9/11 and Ground Zero was essentially a big black plastic tarp surrounded by a big fence. I remember this because being from Oklahoma the gravity of the explosions hadn’t really registered until then. Additionally there was a girl on the trip who had picked me as her target of ridicule. She had me crying nearly everyday. My brother was really into Pop Punk and Sticks and Stones has just released. He got it just before the trip. He saw how sad I was and leant me his CD Walkman with S&S in it. And that was it for me, I never gave the Walkman back the whole rest of the trip and like 20 batteries later (this was a road trip). Sticks and Stones saved me from some seriously mean people back in the day. I was sucked in from that moment on. NFG has been my fav band since that trip, I’m nearly 32 now. When I was turning 15 my cousin was interviewing y’all at Warped Tour (I think) and asked Jordan to call me. True to form I was shopping at Hot Topic and missed the phone call. Whatever though because J left me an amazing voice mail that had me crying in the middle of the store, something to the affect of “hey kimber! Your cousin tells me it’s your birthday! I hope it kicks ass and hopefully your legal now!” As you can imagine this was the best bday gift I could’ve ever asked for. And theeennnnn around my 16th birthday my best friend passed away and Catalyst came out. Again, y’all came thru and kept me safe and sane. I’ll never forget what this band has done for me in terms of keeping me happy when the times are real low. Forever and always my dudes. P.s. I love the new album. Bought it at Target so I could have some sweet arm too!

[@johndunham9125]

Active duty military on my base in Germany in 2000, 21 years old, bought self titled and LOVED every song on it, hooked and have been a lifelong fan ever since!

[@cheloNFG]

A friend lent me the CD of the self title and just listening to it once seemed so incredible that I put it on repeat a few more times. From that day until today they are one of my favorite bands with songs that represent and represent me in many moments of my life as if I had written them like this. Cheers from Argentina! 🇦🇷

[@staceyspelman5814]

It was in 2000. My boyfriend at the time was a bass player and was obsessed with learning to play the opening from Sincerly Me. As we listened to the song (and album) on repeat, I became hooked on NFG. By the time Sticks and Stones was released we weren't together anymore. It is safe to say 20 years later that NFG is a love that will last a lifetime.

[@unbiasedjisoostan3716]

The Way you Deserve also deserves a music video

[@Bynv9957]

indeed

[@milenni_old]

And Trophy!

[@bobbydrex5268]

Best track off the new record!

[@botchulismsnipsnap]

The best track classic NFG sound I think

[@travis.182]

The way you deserve a music video

[@vdromuzaraki]

Hey guys, thank your for never left us alone. Thank you for stay TRUE!

[@enjoyyourcactus]

The first NFG album I ever heard was sticks and stones. I was trying to get into punk music cause the biblical hymns at school just weren't doing it for me...a friend had the aforementioned CD so I asked my mom if I could get a copy at Walmart. I liked it a lot. My Friends Over You was awesome. Understatement was awesome. Something I Call Personality awesome. Next day at school the same friend said NFG were "gay" and sounded like girls. I felt embarrassed and stupid. Didn't rly dive further into that sound until a few years ago when I met a girl who was the only other person I met who liked pop punk. She also liked NFG and I felt reunited and vindicated. I found a lot of NFG songs I would have otherwise missed. Makes Me Sick slaps. Hit or Miss is near and dear to my heart now bc it was her ringtone for the longest time. We're married now and have seen NFG live alongside Bayside and William Ryan Key. Have two wonderful boys and an amazing life together.

[@andrewbruning414]

Glad to see that Bayside mention as well.

[@enjoyyourcactus]

@@andrewbruning414 one of my wife's fav bands :D

[@brandonh1726]

The same thing happened to me, 10 years ago when I was 15 all of my friends gave me a hard time because I only played pop punk songs at hangouts. After a while I even got the nickname blink 182 lol. I even tried to get my friends to start a pop punk band and play and write pop punk songs, since I supported all of their 70s and 80s rock/50s and 60s blues/80s metal and 2000s death metal/acoustic rock and mid 2000s soft rock, and solo rock projects. But nobody wanted to support my pop punk project and I was the only bassist in town. I figured it was better to be playing with someone than in my room alone so I just suck it up. They used to tell me to turn my beloved pop punk music down or off, and back in the day I did because they would make fun of me and the music I loved. Nowadays if someone tells me to turn it off or down or makes fun of me for being 26 and listening to pop punk, I turn that shit up 🤙

[@jordandowner1277]

The first time I heard NFG was the self-titled album circa 2000. I was a 16-year-old skater kid, and I managed to cram your entire album onto my crappy “sport” mp3 player. No more cd skips while skating! To me, you were the kings of pop punk. You still hold that crown today. Thank you for continuing to do what you do.

[@PCFCblog]

I can't remember the first time I heard NFG but I saw them at Club Q at least once so it's been a while. My favorite NFG story though is I found out a girl I liked was into them. So when Sticks and Stones came out, I skipped first period and went to Camelot Music (I think it was Camelot. It was whatever turned into FYE) and bought two copies. I got back to school and gave her a copy. She hugged me told me she would call me after school and I never heard from her again. Great video guys! 🤘

[@JonnyBlaze325]

😂

[@charlesoneill5985]

Haha

[@Shoofyou10]

I was a freshman in college in 2000 and saw the Hit or Miss video with Julie from the Real World. I was a huge RW fan and that got me to want to keep watching the video and fall in love with NFG in the process. I’ve now seen the band like 20 times in 4 different states (Pa, Ohio, Michigan, and NY) and many different venues and they always put on my favorite shows. So much energy, so much crowd participation and so much fun. Now my all time favorite band thanks to Julie from the Real World.

[@danielxjay]

I was in junior high just getting into skateboarding. My friends and I would always trade CDs with each other to burn. We had a new kid start recently and he brought Nothing Gold Can Stay for us to rip (sorry). When I put that CD in my mom’s car, it changed the game. It became the soundtrack to my youth. Eventually I bought the self-titled album and it spiralled into me wanting to learn bass. I’d jam along to Sincerely Me and All About Her in my room for hours on end.

[@johnmoyarbmg5845]

My favorite pop punk band

[@UhtttuhkkeeUhnuhlee]

I remember first time I heard NFG I was 13, and I bumped into 'My Friends Over You' on Mtv. What really stuck with me (super catchy tune apart) was Chad doing the sXe gesture cause, to give some context, at the time I was struggling with depression and lost my father few years priors, which was an alcoholic; so despite grewing up as a pretty silent and shy kid, I ended up blastered in my early teens and I felt like punk rock music really pulled the right strings with me. Discovering about straight edge and getting totally absorbed by it given the shit I had to go through my father's struggles just felt natural to me. But there was no straight edge covering not even on Mtv, which at the time was pretty cool with all the Blink182 and punk rock overall exposure, and all I could get was some crappy Youth of Today tapes mastered by the older brother of one of my classmates. Internet wasn't even an option back then, we were broke af. From that moment on, I always had a soft spot for NFG, even tho here in Europe it's never been easy to see them live. Now I'm my 30s, I went some shit back then but I'm almost 10 years clean, and still defending pop punk ;)

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@@newfoundglory thanks guys, felt good to share this one with you!

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[@UhtttuhkkeeUhnuhlee]

@@newfoundglory sure thing, will do rn! (sorry for the late reply but I missed the notification!)

[@XblancoXmeowX]

I first heard about nfg in around 2002 the time sticks and stones come out. Listening to them and simple plan got me through my art gcse exam. So thankful we were allowed cd players in there. My love for them has just continued to grow. Seen then multiple times live and have a cd collection they would be proud of. Everyone who knows me personally knows how much I love those guys. I cant ever thank them enough for sonny either. My favorite song and great lyrics. Also got the words tattood down my side in memory of my grandad. Pictures fade away but memory is forever ❤

[@troyfriedman3383]

1st time seeing NFG was in 2002 at 14 with Something Corporate when sticks and stones came out in their prime! 32 now and saw them last year for the 20th time!!!

[@alexsosa266]

Something Corporate...jesus that's a name I haven't heard in a while. Googling now...

[@johnjustice127]

I listen to them constantly, globes and maps was my song then and I love it still today

[@bennymoshe9919]

@@alexsosa266 Andrew McMahon, lead singer of Something Corporate put out good solo stuff as well as with another band; Jack's Mannequin... check it out.. a little.soft but, hes a talented singer songwriter, pianist and all around musician

[@troyfriedman3383]

And I saw something corporate 7 times!!! They should totally do a drive records summer reunion tour after this Pandemic!!!

[@seventeener_2921]

New found glory was one of the first bands I got into. I saw you guys on tour with blink 182 and midtown. In Denver Colorado fiddlers green. I fell in love and you guys have been my favorite band ever since. I got the self titled album and listened to it on repeat. I am now 33 years old and I have been to every show in Denver since and I am always in the front row screaming my lungs out! My bf says he has never seen someone love a band as much as I love NFG. Partied in my living room for the live stream. My dad took me to that show at fiddlers green and has seen you a handful of times. More in the early years because I wasn’t old enough to drive! I invited him over for the live stream, it was more his style to sit on the couch and watch. He thought it was great! Can’t wait until you guys get back on the road! New album RULES! Love the birthday song

[@StrataStar05]

First time I heard NFG was my freshman year in high school. "My Friends Over You" was just released and was one of the songs that was played in the hallways in the morning. I got Sticks and Stones that year. My most memorable song is actually All Downhill From Here, when it came out in 2004. I remember watching the MV on MTV (the good old days) during the summer, and listened to Catalyst for the whole year. It was the first time I had an album that I enjoyed every song! I was hoping to catch you guys in Portland, OR on tour this summer. I hope you come back to the PNW soon! You're on my list of "must see" concerts! Love the new song!!

[@FoxtrotK.]

I first heard New Found Glory when my older brother got Sticks and Stones album and he let me listen to it. I was 11 and he influenced my music taste, that album is still one of my favourite albums. NFG bringing families together.

[@mofzpo]

Pretty sure the 1st time I ever heard NFG was through Tom Delonge's impression of Jordan singing 'Boy Crazy' on Urethra Chronicles II - followed immediately by a clip of Mark performing 'Sincerely Me' with them. Blink definitely put NFG on the spotlight back then.

[@wescochran5130]

As a 42 yr old. I was a sxe hardcore kid growing up and didn't care for a lot of the cheesey pop punk bands. But the firsr time I herd hit or miss in 99 I was hooked. Nothing gold can stay would be mixed into my play list with unbroken, mouthpiece, gorilla biscuits, 10 yrd fight and so on. Thanks guys for 20 plus yrs of great music and staying true to yourselves. See ya on tour after this whole covid blows over.

[@megabhuana]

POP PUNK'S STILL NOT DEAD 🖤

[@xmeganfayex]

I first heard NFG when my eldest brother (legend) purchased their first LP from our local record store in the UK. Pop punk isn’t as big in the UK and it ignited me to the bones. I’m 31 now and NFG are still one of my all time favourite bands, every album at least a few songs would completely relate to everything I felt in life, especially at hard times. NFG for the win!

[@sophialaquenofia8382]

Pero que gran regalo me acaban de dar muchachos, en plena pandemia, en plena cuarentena, en plena mitad del 2020, escucharlos y saber que siguen siendo la mejor banda. Increíble como pasan los años. Jajá, gracias por este TEMAZO.

[@JennSheep]

The first time I saw NFG was a Thursday night at the Wayne firehouse in NJ. We would go every week to listen to bands, but when I saw them perform I was blown away! They quickly became my favorite band and still are to this day. I have been lucky enough to go to over 40 shows since 2008. =) Another great thing about this band is that they don't swear on their albums so I play them allll the time and now my life love rocking out with me!

[@batalthedrummer]

First time i heard new found glory was back when the PS2 game “Burnout 3 Takedown” came out, i was playing it and then all the sudden the song “At Least i’m Known For Something ” playing on the game radio, i legit i stopped the car so i can clearly listen to the song 😄 after that i listen to every record you guys made 🙌

[@cxssetteman182]

That game legit got me into Pop-punk. Even though I used to listen to Simple Plan before that. But damn, those memories are coming back now.

[@aditiyasidhartha4642]

15 years old till now 30 and have a child, NFG one of the best.

[@danielchrisronan2281]

Laying on my Girlfriend's bedroom floor, bout 3am. We had one of the warped tour CDs playing. Could NOT work up the courage to kiss her. Hit or Miss came on, so when I sang to her, "Have I waited too long? Have I found that someone?" She said, "Kiss me." When the kiss was over she smiled and said, "I think we both just found that someone!" Best. Night. Of my. Life! Still love that girl too!

[@lpenn]

I remember my big brother coming back with the nothing can stay gold album the day of release in the UK. Telling me to have a listen I was hooked instantly. He used to play it in the garage n tried to teach me how to play guitar. I'm 27 now and still love it like the day I first heard it.

[@DruGetsInspired]

The first time I heard NFG was “Friends Over You” playing on the local alternative radio and trying to google the lyrics so I can figure out who sung the song I heard on the radio!😂😉 ‘Twas early 2000’s

[@TSLva]

I first heard New Found Glory while working in the mail room at a newspaper in Quincy, IL in 2000. A kid working next to me handed me his discman and it had "From the screen to your stereo" playing and I was hooked and that dude turned into one of my best buds! -Adam

[@maxthomas86]

Can't wait 🤘🏻

[@johnnyruckusguitar]

Whenever the "Hit Or Miss" video came out and I saw it on MTV. Probably the year 2000 or so. Been a fan ever since!! Thank you for the great music, it's been part of the soundtrack to my life!!

[@latenovembersdream]

First song I heard was sucker. So whenever that was released.

[@andrewschaad1070]

My freshman year of high school in 97. A buddy who worked at Harmony House came to class one day and said, "hey I think you'll like this band" from the first note I was hooked. The rest, as they say, is history

[@gregstephens3086]

I heard 10 seconds of this incredible song while watching “American pie 2” in the movie theater. I immediately went out and bought the soundtrack to try and find the song, but Unfortunately the song was not included on the soundtrack, and I was pretty disappointed; never watched the movie again for a while so I forgot the exact riff, just knew there was a jam in the movie that had immediately caught my attention. In the meantime I found NFG through my brother after that and listened ever since. Years later, I got around to revisiting American pie 2, just to see if I could recognize that song I loved for a few seconds from the movie, and realized “Holy sh**, that’s ‘Hit or Miss’. I’ve had it all this time.”

[@lesbeyonceknowles9695]

I grew up listening to this band. The first time I heard them was the summer after 6th grade in 2004. I'm 27 now. Their music has been with me throughout middle school, high school, college, and now. You never forget your first NFG song, your first NFG album, etc. (mine were All Down Hill From Here/Catalyst) I hope they're around for a long time for new generations to discover. The new album is a gem!

[@777Kittens]

It was 2007 and a boy I liked played the “Kiss me” cover for my best friend, but I loved the song so much I made my mom pick me up because I was sad and we went out to Hastings and she bought me Catalyst and From the screen to your stereo part 2 🖤

[@ronburgundy0927]

First time I heard NFG was the song Hit or Miss while I was at a Summer Camp in Tampa around the year 2000. I was 12 at that time. Still remember trying to learn all the words that summer. Got my wife hooked on NFG with the album Coming Home back when we were 18. Now we’re 32 and still love NFG!

[@RichieJR1115]

My girlfriend just sent me this song and I think I will

[@abusohana]

I remember hearing my first pop punk song on the radio when I was 14 and have been listening to it ever since. I am almost 33 and remember the days of watching fuse and MTV. I would tape my favorite music videos on the VCR so I could have my own pop punk video collection.

[@MrNyanpoco]

久しぶりに見たらバンドメンバーおっさんになってた。道理で自分もおっさんになるわけだなw

[@MonkieLad]

Heard my friends over you on the radio as an impressionable youth and have been hooked ever since. I fumbled through learning most of sticks and stones when I was picking up guitar. It's been awesome to grow with y'all in the past 15 years.

[@EM-sz4hk]

Funny how you can tell it’s a “pop punk” song made during 2020 with the young black boy in the video lol! Rare if ever in the original 2000s.

[@scottleighton9149]

Ya its called bowing to postmodernist/neo marxist bullshit.

[@Cryptofearia]

@@scottleighton9149 Don't be such a baby.

[@hithism]

Must suck to only see race.

[@warfield4785]

In 2002 I was at a beach house in North Carolina with a group of friends. The TV was playing music videos and “my friends over you” came on. Loved that song and video and started listening to NFG ever since.

[@best2yougracie]

CimFam POV: you’re scrolling down looking if Lisa commented 👁👄👁

[@casslm25]

The first time I heard New Found Glory was in hs while hanging out with my bestie & driving my parents wagon down back roads with the speakers blaring to hit or miss. Some of our favorite memories!

[@jonlabenski8147]

The first time I ever heard New Found Glory was in 2010. I went to the Scranton Vans Warped Tour and got a sampler CD from Epitaph Records and “Truck Stop Blues” was on it. It reeled me right in and now New Found Glory is one of my all time favorite bands. NFG Forever 🤘🏻

[@systrif9415]

Me and my gfs song, the stuff NFG glory sung about in this song, reminded me alot her and our relationship, so I showed her this song, she called it our song, and she fell in love with this song and this band, thank you NFG for this brilliant masterpiece!

[@ValHalen41]

My sister and I got an old CD player when our older sister moved out and a copy of Stick & Stones was stuck in one of the CD slots and we would listen to it almost every day. To this day, it’s our favorite record to listen to together.

[@seanorourke6845]

The first time I heard NFG was in 2000 just after the self-titled release. I bought the CD simply because the cover was cool. Man what a gift. One of my favorite bands of all-time and the soundtrack to countless great times I'll remember forever. Oh, and the new album RIPS. Thank you, NFG.

[@AntonG33]

NFG has literally saved my life so many times.

[@samknezevic4222]

I've been on the NFG band wagon since Nothing Gold Can Stay, when life was simpler and most of my teen years were still ahead of me. Now I'm in my 30's with a wife, kids, and a mortgage. But thanks to these dudes I can still rock out at my work laptop when no one's around. They've kept it real all these years and have continued to make great music. Thanks guys. Album purchased!

[@anthonydelorenzo6481]

Never related to a comment more than this one. Stay gold, ponyboy.

[@diegoalejandrocarvajalrodr6369]

Amazing... thanks NFG... son increíbles. Greetings from Bolivia.

[@diegoalejandrocarvajalrodr6369]

Un año después sigo acá... aguante Bolivia.

[@babyxbee44]

The first time I heard NFG was in my senior year of high school; I was just getting into the whole pop punk and alternative music scene... a few friends introduced me to some bands and NFG was one of them, soon after I ordered a bunch of CDs using the Columbia music CD club (who remembers this? Buy one for a penny and get 10 free lol). The self titled album was one of the cds I ordered and I immediately fell in love and never looked back. The song’s were so relatable and fun and helped take me from a sad and dark place to a more positive one in those moments. Shortly after I got sticks and stones and knew I was a forever fan. 19 years later and Countless memories I will forever cherish. I love you guys and thank you for the music you make. 🖤

[@newfoundglory]

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[@babyxbee44]

Thank you!!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@heykidsletsplay4525]

After missioning around town on my BMX to buy my sister your Sticks and Stones album for her birthday, I got home and decided to give it a listen. After hearing My Friends After You, and blasting it on repeat for most of the afternoon, my sister ended up getting chocolates for her birthday. Since then that album has made it into every car I have owned, and every playlist I have made. NFG for life!

[@raisway81]

Glad to be 90's kid and still hear that 90's pop punk vibe.....

[@Bagaskara-zf6fm]

music unites all of us, there is no difference in it.

[@angeloayao2132]

I could say this could be an anthem of teen's who fell inlove and will be a classic pop punk love song that will be part of each and everyone's story to their kids if this song was written on the 90's & early 2000's.