This song made me a punk rock fan | Reacting to Fatlip by Sum 41 First Time Hearing

[@FuccYew]

Now you gotta do Still Waiting and In too deep

[@KamReact]

I did in to deep

[@KamReact]

I did both songs Still waiting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKe7hHt3mNyFmLM In too deep: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnjFeIaNr7x8apY

[@josiahgonzalez8331]

Great reaction! Sum 41 is my favorite band so I'm definitely biased but all of their songs are great. Would love to see Hell Song next. Much love from Puerto Rico, I think you're one of the best and most honest reactors.

[@KamReact]

“Hell Song” as you wish!

[@dedcaesar2325]

Late 90’s - early 2000’s pop punk girls were the best.

[@sixeswow]

Such a simpler time. Fun music. Love Sum 41.

[@jlangridge930]

This is a hugely relevant video on the grounds that it was filmed in 2001, pre-9/11 (I think it was filmed in the Spring and released in June or July) so it's a snap shot of the alternative scene in Pomona, CA before the world changed... Absolutely great!

[@neoscencez]

Soooooooooo many good Sum songs. Subbed.

[@totallynotdiego-182]

I love sum 41!!

[@itsbayside6802]

this was cool, subbed

[@pedrogudino1133]

"He got two watches on"

[@aeromacin]

in high school i did cross country, track, and i was in a band. jumping up and down like that and then singing and playing guitar was BY FAR more difficult. early 2000s pop punk bands had low key cardio out the wazoo

[@markjasonwalker4660]

Good shiddd right 🤙🏽

[@user-mq8ec5pz5o]

I love punk pop

[@skoolboy609215]

american pie is where most heard this song

[@Universemasterj]

Bro you look like a younger Dak Prescott lmao but great video

[@larkprof]

90's commerical punk music was so weird. Most of the bands had actual talent and good vibes. But a lot of their crab would be trailered to "what would sell" to the masses, That being angsty teenage white kids from the suburbs(I fit in there being the one of the only 3 other kids besides my older and younger sister, but we were a bunch of red faced Kanienʼkehá꞉ka! (Mohawk Injun!) ; we fit in but just barely" But we grew up with Canadian tv and radio and music all the same for the most part. And the scene grew like crazy, even Avril Lavigne erupted from this pop punk music scene into "still relevant". But go back a to the mid to early 90s, years before the whiney vocals and angst took over. The old way in the "olden" days was to have a good time with everyone, and the Ska and Ska Punk music was in force, at least for me anyway. It died shortly there after to make way for the pop punk, and then the funny nu metal thing that happened where everyone was conflicted and angry! Check out some 90's Ska punk, Like All my best friends are metalheads by Less than jake. Dear Sergio by catch 22 or party at ground zero by fishbone Fuck it, i'll just link fish bone! good luck with the copyright shit! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3umknmbZt6Uo8k

[@KamReact]

The copy right hitting me heavy my Wheatus reaction got completely banned

[@larkprof]

@@KamReact Gotta get creative! This is why most of the foreign react channels blur or mosaic their video source. Or they strike back with valid fare use claims.

[@KamReact]

@@larkprof I am looking into it

[@drexlraw9145]

pop.. not punk. still a good song!

[@ruffsnap]

Plenty punk-vibes to it lol, things don't need to be 1:1. Pop punk is just as valid of punk as "punk" punk.

[@jimijames6449]

It’s one of the best pop punk songs of all time lol

[@jsmilers]

Man, don't you realize that the opening is meant to be a joke? "Low key spittin'?" lol