I've honestly never heard of them and I was born quite a few years before the 2000s.

Bouncing Off The Walls was a certified banger, but don't remember much else. I was only in like 2nd grade though so not like I was illegally downloading music on limewire yet.

Not sure how "big" they were, but consistently on the radio for a few yeara anyway...

Never heard of them.

Trying to be cool: grade school style

Who?

I'm bouncing off the walls again WHOAHHH I'm looking like a fool again WHOAHHH 🎵

Pretty girl is suffering while he confesses everything ..pretty soon she'll figure out what his intentions were about. THAT'S WHAT YOU GET FOR FALLING AGAIN YOU CAN NEVER GET HIM OUT OF YOUR HEAD 🎶

This may never start, don't wanna be your MEMORAYYYYYYY 🎵

Honestly not that big tho. Like a much less popular all american rejects.

just a hair over "bands that only had one song"

I went to warped tour 04 or 05 and they were playing early afternoon to a small crowd. I think they were same time as Matchbook Romance who I chose instead.

I have never heard of them until this post, so I'll go with.........not that big.

He teaching him to beat his wife too? Floyd likes to do that.

I thought it said SugarLoaf. Love me some green eyed lady.

People forget Floyd Mayweather got beat by Logan Paul.

Not big at all. If you weren’t into pop punk you probably didn’t know them. I saw them in concert three times and they were always a supporting act.

I saw them open for Reel Big Fish in the late 90s / early 00s. I liked them, bought their cd. I think I saw a music video of theirs a year or so later and then they vanished.

The Tony Hawk games played into that some. They were really popular and had a lot of skate/pop-punk songs on the soundtrack.

What is with the “who?” comments? It’s so weird, if you actually wanted to know you would just google it, hell, you could even just read the article and you’d probably be able to figure it out. It’s the most disingenuous shit, I don’t get it.

You had to be in to the genre, but even then they were crowded out with bands like Simple Plan, NFG, and All American Rejects. All considering, they did good for themselves.

Or “Pretty Girl”

>Low mid-tier

Frankly, that's being generous.

You must be a riot at parties.

Id say if you were into pop punk or skater culture then you knew them, otherwise probably not much. Most teens probably would recognize Bouncing of the Walls but wouldn't be able to name the band.

It truly was. God the gigs were so much fun.

You can just call me Tapes. And I’ve done research on that era. It makes sense. I wonder why pop punk was so big then?

Fair. Listen, I don't care for the man nor the sport. That's good context, though. I was merely providing what limited info I had to the uninitiated.