Weirdest place you've heard a green day song being played?

[amy_dirnt]

I used to be a ballerina, yes laugh it is funny. Well one of the girls had brought a Green Day CD into class and we were all listning to it and warming up to that and the teacher walked in. She was early we had planned on putting the classical back in before she came in. Busted. we had to do the whole class to the CD, and ballet is very hard to do fast. I still laugh about that Green Day and ballerinas, some things just do not go together.

Hey, that's not cool. I do ballet, and I'm actually choreographing to I Fought The Law and Stuck With Me at the moment. And yes, I probably did spell choreograph wrong.

Well, other than that, at my camp, the synchronised swimming clinic peeps did their piece to Good Riddance. I heard Holiday in Smith's Sport 'N' Shoe at the mall, and then, when we walked out, they were playing BOBD in the hallway where the store was.

[The_original_mrs_cool]

someone may of already said it, but they played good riddance to footage of George Best on sky news the day he died, and when it was his funeral. pretty wierd.

[YourCoffinOrMine?]

at some skanked up rich-people mall where they play rap 24/7 they randomly had american idiot the song going. i thought my friend was gonna have a heartattack cause she obviously detests most rock and other such genres. that was hilarious.

and i think this might've happened to someone else who posted before me too but i was at the dentist and while i was getting my teeth cleaned and whatnot good riddance came on the radio.

[BlueCheezWhiz]

Well, they taught the guitar class how to play Boulevard of Broken Dreams and Good Riddance. They played it at assemblies and the like.

Good Riddance was to a 9/11 slideshow, and made several people cry. There were people singing too.

So, basically, at school.

[Hybrid Meteora]

The weirdest place ive heard a green day songh is in my skool cafeteria line xD

they were playing Good Riddance but the dum luch lady made me go to the line thats outside

[Geena Kerrang]

'Sergios', this mexican-food-loving-fast-food place where they don't speak a word of english. Heh, they played 'When I Come Around'.

[billiejoeissexyy]

I was in Hollister (the preppy clothes store, the californian version of abercrombie) and i was shocked

[meeeeee]

I was in Hollister (the preppy clothes store, the californian version of abercrombie) and i was shocked

why were you in hollister?

[rockerbabe443]

in social studies class, we were having an end of the quarter party, and my teacher said "I'm going to put some music on" And it was like a mixed cd of green day, good charlotte, and some other bands.

[meeeeee]

i was in an elevator and chump came on

[relic]

i was at the cricket and they played holiday...

[punkrock-chick]

well i heard the song "wake me up when september ends" in the school libary lol it was cool,

all i can hear is them, cause since its a libary ppl are quite

[Very Ape]

I just remembered, when I was in driver's ed, BOBD came on the radio in the car. I was so distracted by it that I turned onto the wrong side of the road and almost hit another car .

[Another Urchin]

Hearing Good Riddance anywhere isn't that suprising, especially any kind of clip show or graduation. Bvd. of Broken Dreams doesn't really suprise me either, since it is such a commonly played song. I think I've heard it in a couple of school assemblies.

What suprises me is the idea of playing a song like When I Come Around at a funeral (I think I remember seeing a couple of people say that in this thread). While a cool song, it doesn't exaclty fit for a funeral. It could be worse, though, they could play Pearl Jam's "Alive" :wink:

[belficat]

watchdog

[Chrismond]

watchdog

seriously...what song? lol

[Green MAN]

in jimmy newtron carl and sheen started singing MINORITY

[Keira]

At the beginning of the school year, our cheerleaders were doing a routine and in it was a remix kinda thing of Boulevard of Broken Dreamns. I almost shit myself I swear to God, and I was pissed off the rest of the day.

[wilhelmfink1]

at yogi bears jellystone park

[all_i_know_is_that_i_dont_know]

Hold On in an elevator...I was thinking "is that even possible?"

[annie]

In gym class the teacher always puts on random mix CDs over the speakers, and the other day Brainstew came on, and I was like "YES! I love this song!" Then when it ended, She came on, and I said "Okay, whoever made this CD is my new best friend."

[Silverhawk5891]

I heard, I think American Idiot, in an ECC English Language School in Osaka, Japan..which is odd becauase the school is mostly 3-7 year old Japanese kids (who obviously dont speak English (or they wouldn't be taking classes at the school lol))...

[Oh_Botha]

:lol:I don't think I even realized it until I read it on.. GDA I think. It's the one where Jimmy and his friends make a band.

Yeah. I think it is Warning, but it also sounds a lot like that song they use on those commercials where the people put the square up to there head and it makes a picture. It's like "Picture something, take them of you something, take them of your brother, a long time ago." Anyone following me?

[jdbasketcase4]

I was in school, not paying attention to the morning announcements when "Ha Ha You're Dead" came on when they were over

[Tuesdays Child]

Umm, at an ice hockey game, it was Minority. Also the first time I heard it at the end of Andy Milonakis it kinda startled me... Just whenever I hear it on T.V. like in Cribs or Next, or thse other mindless t.v. shows I watch when I get home from school...