Sum 41 - Still Waiting (Live on Letterman)-jadeD-nV video free download

Johnny Lawrence

02:06 amazing

Jonathan Noël

" Sum 41 " RULE FOREVER :P ;) !!

RockMusic Reviews

You think they would try to be not so loud but ya know sum 41 does what sum 41 wants to do

Coolster Cobber

deryck's voice changed

MichiganMikeKid

I like how John Letterman says a rock n' roll band.

Nick Tucci

this song rocks i am a very big fan of sum 41 or the sums

Dwight TBS

i still cant believe the bassist's name is Cone 

GEguitar

funny they both fucked up. but still a great show!

izumi iori

1:07 LoL Dave

Tom Usry

They're Canadian...this is as punk as it gets up there.

anarchy

LOL rock and roll band=.=

Binh Le

damn, listened to this song a thousand times and still love it.

NathanMillerFilms

they are not a rock n roll band, they are PUNK ROCK!!!!!!!!

antonio moreno

mantap

toby c

you are only making the link between pop and soft because popular music is what people hear on the radio because they are too lazy to go explore their own music, so popular music is the softer stuff... Most rock bands are now targeting at the more pop area of music, i mean look at Green day and foo fighters, latest albums have been mainstream, MCR did wise to quit before they lost their sound...

LittleJack2105

No, pop means "soft" now, many years before it's was for the pop culture but not now, sum41 is pop punk band and an alternative rock'n'roll band dude

toby c

no, pop punk is punk for popular culture... mainstream punk... this is not pop bunk, Fall out boy is Pop punk, this is kick ass. reggae and punk is reggae punk...

Mihail Pavlov

YES!!!!!

Vicky Chiles

Except the fact that a 'good' singing voice is down to a matter of opinion. That one just so happens to be mine.

Reikan

Exept the fact that Deryck's singing voice is horrible live(without auto tune)

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