Blink-182 Changes Taylor Swift's We Are Never Getting Back Together Song To Pop Punk

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JAKARTA - Blink-182 covered Taylor Swift's classic hit, We Are Never Getting Back Together.

The pop punk icon is on a world tour awaited by original guitarist Tom DeLonge, bassist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker.

In their show in Detroit, Michigan on May 9, the band unexpectedly performed Swift's 2012 hit song.

While performing Dammit, the last song that night, Hoppus sang We Are Never Getting Back Together. He surprised fans and paid tribute to the pop singer who was on an Eras stadium tour.

Mark Hoppus cantando 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together' de Taylor Swift en la parte final de 'Dammit' durante el show de ayer de blink-182 en Detroit 📹: u/burritodude17 pic.twitter.com/AUahZq4MQ6

— blink-182 Paraguay (@blink182py) May 10, 2023

Mark Hoppus cantando 'We Are Never Getting Back Together' de Taylor Swift en la parte final de 'Dammit' durante el show de Ayer de Blink-182 en Detroit : u/burritodude17 pic.twitter.com/AUahZq4MQ6

This isn't the first time Hoppus has shown his love for Swift. Back to 2021, the bassist shouted Look What You Made Me Do from Swift's album Reputation (2017), on his Twitter account.