Dear friends and fuckers.
Here’s our new hot dog video we made for father of all.....?
Motherfuckers
That’s right! A new vid for the kid. ➡️ greenday.link/fatherofallvid
We wanted to make something about dancing. Anxiety. Tribalism. Joy.. and straight up violence. It’s the history of us. Meaning all of us.
None of this is choreographed.. (except the hotties in red) we don’t need to be choreographed... just lose your shit.. scream like no one is listening.. dance like your hair is on fire. punk soul rockers!
Crawl on the dance floor.. spit in the air.. get weird.
FATHER OF ALL… ➡️ greenday.link/fatherofallvid
Love
Green Day
p.s. you better watch this video on repeat while you wait for Hella Mega tickets to go on sale at 10am tomorrow (Friday) morning greenday.com/tour
Stream/download Father Of All… everywhere now greenday.lnk.to/fatherofall New album Father Of All… out February 7th, pre-order greenday.lnk.to/fatherofallsong
Catch the Hella Mega Tour presented by Harley-Davidson w/ Green Day, Fall Out Boy, & Weezer + The Interrupters - get dates and tickets greenday.com/tour
LYRICS
I woke up to a message of love
choking up on the smoke from above
I’m obsessed with the poison and us
what a mess because there’s no one to trust
Huh uh Come on honey
huh uh count your money
huh uh what’s so funny?
there’s a riot living inside of us
I got paranoia baby
and it’s so hysterical
cracking up under the pressure
looking for a miracle
Huh uh come on honey
lying in a bed of blood and money
Huh uh what’s so funny?
We are rivals in the riot inside us
I’m impressed with the presence of none
I’m possessed by the heat of the sun
Hurry up cause I’m making a fuss
Fingers up 🖕🖕🖕
Cause there’s no one to trust
#GreenDay #FatherOfAll #HellaMegaTour
Dear friends and fuckers. Here’s our new hot dog video we made for father of all.....? Motherfuckers That’s right! A new vid for the kid. We wanted to make something about dancing. Anxiety. Tribalism. Joy.. and straight up violence. It’s the history of us. Meaning all of us. None of this is choreographed.. (except the hotties in red) we don’t need to be choreographed... just lose your shit.. scream like no one is listening.. dance like your hair is on fire. punk soul rockers! Crawl on the dance floor.. spit in the air.. get weird. FATHER OF ALL… Love Green Day p.s. you better watch this video on repeat while you wait for Hella Mega tickets to go on sale at 10am tomorrow (Friday) morning greenday.com/tour
How fucking old are you out all these fucking years
Top Dog in Berkeley lived on that and Blondie's Pizza for years
@Green Day I’m going to do a cover of some of your songs wish me luck
FUCK YEAH YOU SON OF A BEAUTIFUL BITCH!!!
HELL YEAHHH
Appleのcmで使ってほしい。
Wth???? So not Green Day style dont even sound like Green Day please dont chang into this new era crap style
standing here wondering if Green Day clips can be more retarded. and their lyrics more socialist.
0:00 this song sucks 2:32 oh god, my green day come back
I start to really hate Green Day But this shit's awesome I love the new style
What about the mother
not what i expected from them but im digging it
*R.I.P Green Day*
This song is "okay" I suppose 😳
They were going for the intro song to NHL21 I think with this one.
Garbage
This is garbage. Lost all respect for you guys. Definitely canceling my preorder of this album. You sellouts. No wonder you decided to bring Fallout Boy on tour with you. Also, THEY ARE CAKED IN MAKEUP YOU IDIOTS.
🤬 my life
I got this as an ad and didn't even realize it was Green Day, *help*
Green day as it doesn t play the same.and the voice.fuking.stupid.
💚
What the fuck happened to there music it used to be so good but I don’t like it now
Let me stand next to your fire.
the shots of billie through a camera and the red tone of this video reminds me alot of american idiot idk
depsatico 🤘🏼👍
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que porqueria de video de cancion y de estilo
Jonathan Sanchez 🤘🏼
green day 10 years later
Billie 's voice is so weird mmmm, is it kinda fuckin autotune?
Green Day : Unicorn Weezer : Alien FOB : Ice Cream Blink182 : Target Employee What else gonna come up...
🔥🔥
Anyone else hear the beginning of Fuck Time?
Qotsa
Now we've been surprised! What a cool song! Good to see Green Day doing different things. Check out our music: th-vision.net/detail/%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%94%E0%B8%B5%E0%B9%82%E0%B8%AD-c5M3QbU7om8.html You might like it!
Flux in the web
I think this song is nothing short of brilliance. Like listening to The Criminals, Rancid, Neurosis, etc., this makes me think of the East Bay and how fucking awesome it was growing up with all these bands. Fucking love GD. Thanks for posting this. Cheers!!
About time !! This is the style we need from you guys right now. makes me feel good whatever that means ! I want more !!!!! Much respect!!
So punk
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Sounds like they just stole the drums and guitar from Hendrix "let me stand next to your fire" and the vocal style of QOTSA. This is the most unoriginal thing i've ever heard.
El mejor grupo de la historia. Yo soy Green Day, ese soy yo, esa es mi vida.
I'm getting Muse, Bloc Party, Blur, Suede,
Why do the mainstream bands back in the early 2000s and 90s try to sound like today’s music like pls greenday go back to dookie
🐐🐐🐐🐐🖤🖤🖤🖤
Very Queens of the Stone Age
I love this song idk what you guys are talking about
Dude this band has gone downhill this sounds like shit
2019? *só pra deixar claro que o RocK ainda existe!*
Alt Nation on SiriusXM got me here
Amazing😍 I love this song🖤
0.25x becomes ambient music. 0.5x becomes shock rock. 0.75x becomes pop music. 1x is normal. 1.25x becomes hardcore punk. 1.5x becomes thrash metal. 1.75x becomes speed metal. 2x becomes metalcore.
i can see myself listening to this while im driving to work. its different, its energetic, and i like it.
They'll never be as good as the Dookie days, but respect for them constantly evolving their sound. Got kind of a White Stripes vibe on this one, I don't hate it.
Eagles of Death Metal?
People that disliked the video are all american idiots
sooo long with no new song and it comes all to this shit
It sounds a bit like 'LYIN' BSTDS' tune 'IT SAW RIGHT'
Green Day: Here's our new video! The Hellacopters: Oh, so cute! We used to play songs like these in 1998.
Green Day x White Stripes
1:00 is that a fucking Poland reference?!?
These new songs sound like pop punk to me... Not sure how I feel about it. These singing effects make them sound like some kind of boy-band.. These are the first greenday songs I'm really having to question if I like or not
Ricorda vagamente i Foxboro
IM GOING TO POST IT ON TRUMPS TWEETER PAGE JUST TO PISS THE SHITE OFF
Green Day will forever go hard no matter what fight me over it
Sounds like Fire of Jimi hendrix Jimi sounds better
90’s and 00’s Green Day is so much better ❤️❤️❤️ Billie Joe Armstrong told Zane Lowe on Apple Music’s Beats 1. “I realized I hate long songs.” Which is more than fair enough, really. So that’s why the upcoming Green Day Album will be short. Armstrong has told Kerrang!: “I’ve always hated the phrase ‘pop-punk’. I think it’s a contradiction in terms. Either you’re punk, or you’re not. The Tweet was not directed at any of the band described this way it’s just that it’s too singular a term for my tastes.” Things to know about the upcoming Green Day Album: Rock and roll sometimes has become so tame because people are, a lot of rock acts are always trying to look for the feel-good song of the year or something," commented frontman Billie Joe Armstrong in an interview with Zane Lowe, on Apple Music’s Beats 1. "Everything gets really watered down and wimpy, and I think rock music should make you feel bad." It's a reflection of the state of the world. "There's a lot of depression, but with a sense of humor," the frontman considered. "But also just kind of the way the world works right now where everything is, I think it's just, we live in just the time of complete and total chaos - or else we've always been, but now it's turned up to Trump. So it's just trying to reflect what's going on. And it's not really writing like political songs, but just writing stuff that, just the stuff that you see every day." "Remember when we just had two wars going on? It's like, 'Yeah.' Anyways, yeah, we live definitely in the craziest of times right now." Father of all will be released February 07, 2020, via Reprise / Warner. It’s going to be fast. Armstrong revealed in his Beats 1 interview that it would clock in at 26 minutes over 10 tracks, making it the shortest record they’ve ever made (Armstrong suggested it was their shortest since ‘Dookie’ or ‘Insomniac’, however, they run to 39:38 and 32:49 respectively). Billie Joe Armstrong was desperate for a new sound. He had to return to the roots of rock & roll to find it Yep, and it’s… interesting. It riffs on the artwork to the band’s 2004 album ‘American Idiot’, zooming in on that sleeve’s arm, which is now more a shade of peach than white, with the very bottom of the heart-shaped grenade just visible in the top right-hand corner. The band and title names are scrawled over the top and finished off with a red mohawked unicorn vomiting rainbow puke over the arm. We wanted to create a dance groove with space between the drums and vocals [inspired by] the way Kendrick Lamar does things or old-school Motown music,” frontman Billie Joe Armstrong told the magazine, “where it’s leading with the rhythm.” Father of All… also marks Green Day’s last outing with their longtime record label, Reprise. “I’m really excited that this is the last album on our recording contract, so now we’ll be able to just put out singles and EPs or whatever we feel like doing,” Armstrong explained. “You don’t get stuck in some old-school cycle.” The band first released Dookie on the label back in 1994. Armstrong wanted to find a way to incorporate the soul-music phase he was going through, which ranged from Smokey Robinson to Amy Winehouse. “I’d always loved British mod music from the 60’s but I wanted to go to where the source was and see if I could put soul through the Green Day filter,” says Armstrong. Green Day’s new direction makes it clear that they still see themselves as contenders in the pop landscape 25 years after the release of their breakthrough, Dookie. While rumors abounded last year that they may celebrate that album’s anniversary with a big tour in which they play it in full, Dirnt says, “Those would be really short shows.” Armstrong spoke to Billboard a bit about his inspiration for the provocative project: a 10-song, 28-minute onslaught which he claims took stylistic cues from Kendrick Lamar…and Motown. “We wanted to create a dance groove with space between the drums and vocals [inspired by] the way Kendrick Lamar does things or old-school Motown music,” Armstrong explained, “where it’s leading with the rhythm.” Green Day is Hated cause with the Dookie album when they "sold out" and went major label. Punks get cranky about people making money,All their songs sound the same,they’re too political,they lost their punk edge and went too mainstream,they’re sellouts,infusing their classic punk influences with something a bit more "mainstream" or on the pop side, and the hate train was bound to ensue,change in sound (people don't like change in the music they love),2004 raging fangirls turned a lot of people away So that’s why Green Day is Hated So that’s what you need to know about Green Day’s upcoming Album
90’s and 00’s Green Day is so much better ❤️❤️❤️ Billie Joe Armstrong told Zane Lowe on Apple Music’s Beats 1. “I realized I hate long songs.” Which is more than fair enough, really. So that’s why the upcoming Green Day Album will be short. Armstrong has told Kerrang!: “I’ve always hated the phrase ‘pop-punk’. I think it’s a contradiction in terms. Either you’re punk, or you’re not. The Tweet was not directed at any of the band described this way it’s just that it’s too singular a term for my tastes.” Things to know about the upcoming Green Day Album: Rock and roll sometimes has become so tame because people are, a lot of rock acts are always trying to look for the feel-good song of the year or something," commented frontman Billie Joe Armstrong in an interview with Zane Lowe, on Apple Music’s Beats 1. "Everything gets really watered down and wimpy, and I think rock music should make you feel bad." It's a reflection of the state of the world. "There's a lot of depression, but with a sense of humor," the frontman considered. "But also just kind of the way the world works right now where everything is, I think it's just, we live in just the time of complete and total chaos - or else we've always been, but now it's turned up to Trump. So it's just trying to reflect what's going on. And it's not really writing like political songs, but just writing stuff that, just the stuff that you see every day." "Remember when we just had two wars going on? It's like, 'Yeah.' Anyways, yeah, we live definitely in the craziest of times right now." Father of all will be released February 07, 2020, via Reprise / Warner. It’s going to be fast. Armstrong revealed in his Beats 1 interview that it would clock in at 26 minutes over 10 tracks, making it the shortest record they’ve ever made (Armstrong suggested it was their shortest since ‘Dookie’ or ‘Insomniac’, however, they run to 39:38 and 32:49 respectively). Billie Joe Armstrong was desperate for a new sound. He had to return to the roots of rock & roll to find it Yep, and it’s… interesting. It riffs on the artwork to the band’s 2004 album ‘American Idiot’, zooming in on that sleeve’s arm, which is now more a shade of peach than white, with the very bottom of the heart-shaped grenade just visible in the top right-hand corner. The band and title names are scrawled over the top and finished off with a red mohawked unicorn vomiting rainbow puke over the arm. We wanted to create a dance groove with space between the drums and vocals [inspired by] the way Kendrick Lamar does things or old-school Motown music,” frontman Billie Joe Armstrong told the magazine, “where it’s leading with the rhythm.” Father of All… also marks Green Day’s last outing with their longtime record label, Reprise. “I’m really excited that this is the last album on our recording contract, so now we’ll be able to just put out singles and EPs or whatever we feel like doing,” Armstrong explained. “You don’t get stuck in some old-school cycle.” The band first released Dookie on the label back in 1994. Armstrong wanted to find a way to incorporate the soul-music phase he was going through, which ranged from Smokey Robinson to Amy Winehouse. “I’d always loved British mod music from the 60’s but I wanted to go to where the source was and see if I could put soul through the Green Day filter,” says Armstrong. Green Day’s new direction makes it clear that they still see themselves as contenders in the pop landscape 25 years after the release of their breakthrough, Dookie. While rumors abounded last year that they may celebrate that album’s anniversary with a big tour in which they play it in full, Dirnt says, “Those would be really short shows.” Armstrong spoke to Billboard a bit about his inspiration for the provocative project: a 10-song, 28-minute onslaught which he claims took stylistic cues from Kendrick Lamar…and Motown. “We wanted to create a dance groove with space between the drums and vocals [inspired by] the way Kendrick Lamar does things or old-school Motown music,” Armstrong explained, “where it’s leading with the rhythm.” Green Day is Hated cause with the Dookie album when they "sold out" and went major label. Punks get cranky about people making money,All their songs sound the same,they’re too political,they lost their punk edge and went too mainstream,they’re sellouts,infusing their classic punk influences with something a bit more "mainstream" or on the pop side, and the hate train was bound to ensue,change in sound (people don't like change in the music they love),2004 raging fangirls turned a lot of people away So that’s why Green Day is Hated So that’s what you need to know about Green Day’s upcoming Album
90’s and 00’s Green Day is so much better ❤️❤️❤️ Billie Joe Armstrong told Zane Lowe on Apple Music’s Beats 1. “I realized I hate long songs.” Which is more than fair enough, really. So that’s why the upcoming Green Day Album will be short. Armstrong has told Kerrang!: “I’ve always hated the phrase ‘pop-punk’. I think it’s a contradiction in terms. Either you’re punk, or you’re not. The Tweet was not directed at any of the band described this way it’s just that it’s too singular a term for my tastes.” Things to know about the upcoming Green Day Album: Rock and roll sometimes has become so tame because people are, a lot of rock acts are always trying to look for the feel-good song of the year or something," commented frontman Billie Joe Armstrong in an interview with Zane Lowe, on Apple Music’s Beats 1. "Everything gets really watered down and wimpy, and I think rock music should make you feel bad." It's a reflection of the state of the world. "There's a lot of depression, but with a sense of humor," the frontman considered. "But also just kind of the way the world works right now where everything is, I think it's just, we live in just the time of complete and total chaos - or else we've always been, but now it's turned up to Trump. So it's just trying to reflect what's going on. And it's not really writing like political songs, but just writing stuff that, just the stuff that you see every day." "Remember when we just had two wars going on? It's like, 'Yeah.' Anyways, yeah, we live definitely in the craziest of times right now." Father of all will be released February 07, 2020, via Reprise / Warner. It’s going to be fast. Armstrong revealed in his Beats 1 interview that it would clock in at 26 minutes over 10 tracks, making it the shortest record they’ve ever made (Armstrong suggested it was their shortest since ‘Dookie’ or ‘Insomniac’, however, they run to 39:38 and 32:49 respectively). Billie Joe Armstrong was desperate for a new sound. He had to return to the roots of rock & roll to find it Yep, and it’s… interesting. It riffs on the artwork to the band’s 2004 album ‘American Idiot’, zooming in on that sleeve’s arm, which is now more a shade of peach than white, with the very bottom of the heart-shaped grenade just visible in the top right-hand corner. The band and title names are scrawled over the top and finished off with a red mohawked unicorn vomiting rainbow puke over the arm. We wanted to create a dance groove with space between the drums and vocals [inspired by] the way Kendrick Lamar does things or old-school Motown music,” frontman Billie Joe Armstrong told the magazine, “where it’s leading with the rhythm.” Father of All… also marks Green Day’s last outing with their longtime record label, Reprise. “I’m really excited that this is the last album on our recording contract, so now we’ll be able to just put out singles and EPs or whatever we feel like doing,” Armstrong explained. “You don’t get stuck in some old-school cycle.” The band first released Dookie on the label back in 1994. Armstrong wanted to find a way to incorporate the soul-music phase he was going through, which ranged from Smokey Robinson to Amy Winehouse. “I’d always loved British mod music from the 60’s but I wanted to go to where the source was and see if I could put soul through the Green Day filter,” says Armstrong. Green Day’s new direction makes it clear that they still see themselves as contenders in the pop landscape 25 years after the release of their breakthrough, Dookie. While rumors abounded last year that they may celebrate that album’s anniversary with a big tour in which they play it in full, Dirnt says, “Those would be really short shows.” Armstrong spoke to Billboard a bit about his inspiration for the provocative project: a 10-song, 28-minute onslaught which he claims took stylistic cues from Kendrick Lamar…and Motown. “We wanted to create a dance groove with space between the drums and vocals [inspired by] the way Kendrick Lamar does things or old-school Motown music,” Armstrong explained, “where it’s leading with the rhythm.” Green Day is Hated cause with the Dookie album when they "sold out" and went major label. Punks get cranky about people making money,All their songs sound the same,they’re too political,they lost their punk edge and went too mainstream,they’re sellouts,infusing their classic punk influences with something a bit more "mainstream" or on the pop side, and the hate train was bound to ensue,change in sound (people don't like change in the music they love),2004 raging fangirls turned a lot of people away So that’s why Green Day is Hated So that’s what you need to know about Green Day’s upcoming Album
Y’all wanna talk about Billie Joe But Tré could get it
Put your bunker next to zuckerbergs. Nothing more Punk Rock then the End of the World. This SUCKS
Your with Weezer and their new suck ass song Support suck ass together
voice is gone or just some shitty mixing on vocals
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autotune ruin the song
ฟังทุกวัน
Finally punk Comes back halleluyah