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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with The Paradox for a fast-paced, nostalgia-packed conversation that traces the band’s meteoric rise to fame, beginning with Eric’s early days, the origins of the group, and their influences: from Blink-182 to New Found Glory. They openly reflect on getting kicked out of his first band and the evolution of pop-punk. The band recounts their viral breakthrough, including a surprising DM from Jack White’s team, and introduces listeners to Percy while discussing the moment they quit their day jobs to pursue music full-time. They dive into building community and sharing wild stories involving Lil Nas X, Billie Joe Armstrong, and even Subaru. This episode is not one to miss on Lipps Service.
Timestamps:
0:00:41 - On their meteoric rise to fame
0:01:55 - Eric’s beginnings and the start of the band
0:02:28 - Blink 182
0:03:45 - New Found Glory
0:06:21 - Eric getting kicked out of his first band
0:08:17 -The concept of Pop Punk
0:11:00 - Eric’s solo career
0:14:58 - Ms. Lauren
0:16:25 - The viral moment
0:20:25 - Getting a DM from jack whites team
0:24:00 - Percy
0:27:09 - On quitting their day jobs
0:29:25 - Building community
0:35:20 - The meme culture
0:37:19 - The lil nas X and Billie Joe armstrong story
0:41:00 - Subaru
0:45:17 - On NSFW
0:47:30 - Travis barker
0:51:00 - Warped tour
0:54:29 - Best band of the 2000s
0:55:31 Top 5 underrated pop punk bands
0:58:09 - On bands reunited
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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with The Paradox for a fast-paced, nostalgia-packed conversation that traces the band’s meteoric rise to fame, beginning with Eric’s early days, the origins of the group, and their influences: from Blink-182 to New Found Glory. They openly reflect on getting kicked out of his first band and the evolution of pop-punk. The band recounts their viral breakthrough, including a surprising DM from Jack White’s team, and introduces listeners to Percy while discussing the moment they quit their day jobs to pursue music full-time. They dive into building community and sharing wild stories involving Lil Nas X, Billie Joe Armstrong, and even Subaru. This episode is not one to miss on Lipps Service.
Timestamps:
0:00:41 - On their meteoric rise to fame
0:01:55 - Eric’s beginnings and the start of the band
0:02:28 - Blink 182
0:03:45 - New Found Glory
0:06:21 - Eric getting kicked out of his first band
0:08:17 -The concept of Pop Punk
0:11:00 - Eric’s solo career
0:14:58 - Ms. Lauren
0:16:25 - The viral moment
0:20:25 - Getting a DM from jack whites team
0:24:00 - Percy
0:27:09 - On quitting their day jobs
0:29:25 - Building community
0:35:20 - The meme culture
0:37:19 - The lil nas X and Billie Joe armstrong story
0:41:00 - Subaru
0:45:17 - On NSFW
0:47:30 - Travis barker
0:51:00 - Warped tour
0:54:29 - Best band of the 2000s
0:55:31 Top 5 underrated pop punk bands
0:58:09 - On bands reunited
ExpressVPN is like tinted windows for your internet connection. You can see out, but they can’t see in. Wouldn’t you want the same privacy online?
As you know, I’m bouncing between New York, LA, —doing interviews, booking shows, running my company. I’m constantly on sketchy venue Wi-Fi or hotel networks at 2am. There was one night after a show where I jumped onto the club’s Wi-Fi to send off a contract and immediately thought, ‘If anyone’s hacking tonight, it’s definitely this network.’ ExpressVPN has basically become part of my toolkit. One button, I’m protected, and I don’t have to think about it.”

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