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Enema Of The State
1999 2:28
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What's My Age Again

"What's My Age Again?" by blink-182 is a mid-tempo pop-punk track released in April 1999 as the lead single from their third studio album, Enema of the State, on MCA Records. Written primarily by bassist Mark Hoppus with guitarist Tom DeLonge, the song is best known for its distinctive arpeggiated guitar intro, making it a rewarding piece for electric guitarists to study. It is an accessible entry point into pop-punk guitar technique, combining clean picking patterns with straightforward chord-driven verses.

  • The iconic arpeggiated guitar intro is one of the most recognizable riffs in pop-punk and a great exercise in clean single-note picking.
  • Writing credits are shared between Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus, though Hoppus was the song's primary composer.
  • At just under two and a half minutes, the song is concise and structured, ideal for guitarists learning efficient pop-punk song arrangements.
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