Punk Is Dead To Anyone Who Didn't

The Main Thing About The Character [in The Ordinary World] Is That He Loves Music, And He Shares It With His Daughter. He's Having A Mid-life Moment, And It's A Small Moment, Really. I Think That The Character Actually Really Loves Where He's At, In His Life. He's Just Trying To Have It Make A Little Bit More Sense While He Figures Out What He Actually Wants To Do With It.

There Were A Couple Of Times, Leading Up To Shooting [ordinary World], Where I Was Like, "oh, My God, What Did I Get Myself Into? Hopefully, I Don't Ruin This Guy's Precious Script." And Then, After A Couple Of Days Of Shooting, I Started Getting In The Groove Of It And It Was Really Fun. I Love Being A Rookie At Stuff. It Makes It Feel Vital. I Love Doing Things I've Never Done Before, And I Love Making Stuff.

I'm Not F-ing Justin Bieber, You Motherf-ers!

Time Passes By Like Lightning. Before You Know It You're Struck Down.

The Record [american Idiot ] Felt Special To Us, When We Recorded It, With All Of The Artwork And The Concept Behind It And It Being A Rock Opera, But We Didn't Really Know Where It Was Going To Go. It's Like I Always Say, You Just Follow The Music. Not Only Was American Idiot A Special Moment For Us, But It Also Led To Ordinary World, Too.