Hey look when I watchmojo.com this is poorna and I’m going to talking to you a
poorna and I’m going to talking to you a
poorna and I’m going to talking to you a little bit about green day they’re from
little bit about green day they’re from
little bit about green day they’re from California and the group formed back in
California and the group formed back in
California and the group formed back in 1989 Armstrong and dorant were 14 years
1989 Armstrong and dorant were 14 years
1989 Armstrong and dorant were 14 years old they were part of a band called
old they were part of a band called
old they were part of a band called sweet children on the other side there
sweet children on the other side there
sweet children on the other side there is a band called I soccer see which fell
is a band called I soccer see which fell
is a band called I soccer see which fell apart in the same year now one of the
apart in the same year now one of the
apart in the same year now one of the members called John Kiffmeyer went out
members called John Kiffmeyer went out
members called John Kiffmeyer went out found Armstrong and dirt and together
found Armstrong and dirt and together
found Armstrong and dirt and together they formed a band called Green Day on
they formed a band called Green Day on
they formed a band called Green Day on the other side there was also tre cool
the other side there was also tre cool
the other side there was also tre cool who’s a part of a band called the
who’s a part of a band called the
who’s a part of a band called the lookouts now one of the other members
lookouts now one of the other members
lookouts now one of the other members called Larry Livermore also ran an
called Larry Livermore also ran an
called Larry Livermore also ran an independent label called lookout records
independent label called lookout records
independent label called lookout records he heard Green Day play and decides
he heard Green Day play and decides
he heard Green Day play and decides signed them immediately in 1990 John
signed them immediately in 1990 John
signed them immediately in 1990 John kick Meyer decided he wanted to go back
kick Meyer decided he wanted to go back
kick Meyer decided he wanted to go back to college now he’s supposed to leave
to college now he’s supposed to leave
to college now he’s supposed to leave temporarily which is where tre cool came
temporarily which is where tre cool came
temporarily which is where tre cool came into the picture because he had the
into the picture because he had the
into the picture because he had the connections pretty cool replaced him and
connections pretty cool replaced him and
connections pretty cool replaced him and apparently John Kiffmeyer or stage name
apparently John Kiffmeyer or stage name
apparently John Kiffmeyer or stage name el sobrante never came back even to this
el sobrante never came back even to this
el sobrante never came back even to this very day 1994 they decided to move on to
very day 1994 they decided to move on to
very day 1994 they decided to move on to reprise records this is where Billie Joe
reprise records this is where Billie Joe
reprise records this is where Billie Joe Armstrong mike dirnt entry cool gained a
Armstrong mike dirnt entry cool gained a
Armstrong mike dirnt entry cool gained a lot of popularity in mainstream music
lot of popularity in mainstream music
lot of popularity in mainstream music success they released an album called
success they released an album called
success they released an album called ducky and everyone the mainstream music
ducky and everyone the mainstream music
ducky and everyone the mainstream music industry was completely blown away
industry was completely blown away
industry was completely blown away they’re really excited about the music
they’re really excited about the music
they’re really excited about the music it was really different than anything
it was really different than anything
it was really different than anything else out there at the time but the
else out there at the time but the
else out there at the time but the underground punk community were really
underground punk community were really
underground punk community were really upset they thought that the guys had
upset they thought that the guys had
upset they thought that the guys had sold themselves out nonetheless they
sold themselves out nonetheless they
sold themselves out nonetheless they found themselves a lot of success and
found themselves a lot of success and
found themselves a lot of success and Armstrong still to this very day claims
Armstrong still to this very day claims
Armstrong still to this very day claims that he would never go back to the indie
that he would never go back to the indie
that he would never go back to the indie labels the album we do ki reached the
labels the album we do ki reached the
labels the album we do ki reached the diamond status and since june two
diamond status and since june two
diamond status and since june two thousand five it’s been one of the
thousand five it’s been one of the
thousand five it’s been one of the best-selling albums in the u.s. anyway
best-selling albums in the u.s. anyway
best-selling albums in the u.s. anyway and in North America now the Salim did
and in North America now the Salim did
and in North America now the Salim did pave the way for them and they got a
pave the way for them and they got a
pave the way for them and they got a Grammy Award now later on in 1994 the
Grammy Award now later on in 1994 the
Grammy Award now later on in 1994 the guys played at Woodstock now many of you
guys played at Woodstock now many of you
guys played at Woodstock now many of you may not know that they actually caused a
may not know that they actually caused a
may not know that they actually caused a huge
huge
huge bye to start a whole bunch of fans were
bye to start a whole bunch of fans were
bye to start a whole bunch of fans were covered in mud there on stage and things
covered in mud there on stage and things
covered in mud there on stage and things got really out of control security
got really out of control security
got really out of control security guards even mistook dirt as one of the
guards even mistook dirt as one of the
guards even mistook dirt as one of the crazy out-of-control fans and knocked
crazy out-of-control fans and knocked
crazy out-of-control fans and knocked out his teeth by accident on 95 they
out his teeth by accident on 95 they
out his teeth by accident on 95 they released an album called insomniac and
released an album called insomniac and
released an album called insomniac and although it was relatively successful it
although it was relatively successful it
although it was relatively successful it didn’t live up to the standards of
didn’t live up to the standards of
didn’t live up to the standards of dookie success and later on 96 they also
dookie success and later on 96 they also
dookie success and later on 96 they also went on to release Nimrod which featured
went on to release Nimrod which featured
went on to release Nimrod which featured the really popular acoustic single good
the really popular acoustic single good
the really popular acoustic single good riddance and this song was featured for
riddance and this song was featured for
riddance and this song was featured for the PGA golf world 2 or 98 as well as
the PGA golf world 2 or 98 as well as
the PGA golf world 2 or 98 as well as the song used the series finale on
the song used the series finale on
the song used the series finale on Seinfeld in 2000 they released a single
Seinfeld in 2000 they released a single
Seinfeld in 2000 they released a single called minority which they hit the
called minority which they hit the
called minority which they hit the number one spot on billboard charts then
number one spot on billboard charts then
number one spot on billboard charts then they also released another single called
they also released another single called
they also released another single called warning from the album of the same name
warning from the album of the same name
warning from the album of the same name now this album only went gold which in
now this album only went gold which in
now this album only went gold which in reality is quite successful but in the
reality is quite successful but in the
reality is quite successful but in the music industry it’s considered as almost
music industry it’s considered as almost
music industry it’s considered as almost a failure especially for a band whose
a failure especially for a band whose
a failure especially for a band whose had so much popularity in the past with
had so much popularity in the past with
had so much popularity in the past with an album like Dookie they went on to
an album like Dookie they went on to
an album like Dookie they went on to release a compilation of their b-sides
release a compilation of their b-sides
release a compilation of their b-sides and tracks that hadn’t been used as well
and tracks that hadn’t been used as well
and tracks that hadn’t been used as well as a greatest hits album now when this
as a greatest hits album now when this
as a greatest hits album now when this start happening fans you know family
start happening fans you know family
start happening fans you know family members friends people in the record
members friends people in the record
members friends people in the record industry the media public and even the
industry the media public and even the
industry the media public and even the members themselves started questioning
members themselves started questioning
members themselves started questioning if they could really hold on to this and
if they could really hold on to this and
if they could really hold on to this and if they had a future together as a band
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