When he's not commandeering the stage as the boisterous bassist for SoCal punks Blink-182, Tweeting wisdom to more than 1.4 million followers, or handling album production duties for bands like Motion City Soundtrack and New Found Glory, you'd think Mark Hoppus would turn down the music.

Not. Possible.

When he's not commandeering the stage as the boisterous bassist for SoCal punks Blink-182, Tweeting wisdom to more than 1.4 million followers, or handling album production duties for bands like Motion City Soundtrack and New Found Glory, you'd think Mark Hoppus would turn down the music.

Not. Possible.

When he's not commandeering the stage as the boisterous bassist for SoCal punks Blink-182, Tweeting wisdom to more than 1.4 million followers, or handling album production duties for bands like Motion City Soundtrack and New Found Glory, you'd think Mark Hoppus would turn down the music.

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"Good morning! I've got 8 hours of press today. That's a lot of me talking about me. I'm gonna start 2 hate me by the 2nd hour!"

Octodrives are the hottest item on the interweb right now. And we've enlisted the men behind the madness -- Blink-182's Mark Hoppus and Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz -- to help give away our copy of the limited-edition stainless steel USB hard drive that's laser-engraved with Hoppus' octopus logo on one side and Fall Out Boy's logo on the other.