During the battle of cancer, Mark Hobos‘The relationship with his colleagues in Blink-182 Tom Delong and Travis Parker I only grew stronger.

“I think we are more honest with each other. Communication is much better. We have prepared limits for what we want to do.” US weekly Before launching his notes, Fahrenheit 182, Which strikes the shelves on Tuesday, April 8. “We really sat while we love, let’s be the children of monsters and do not do the things that people want to do or expect us to do them.”

Hoppus added that the trio is now more open about defining the limits of the lines that are its group and not ready to cross.

He said: “If it is fun, yes, if it is not fun, no, no, no other conversation. If the three of us want to do something, then this is all that matters. If the three of us do not want to do anything, then this is all that matters.” “We do everything in our time with our own conditions, and this type of commitment to each other has really helped during these past three years.”

In addition to improving its dynamic friendship, Hoppus, Delong and Barker flourished. Hobos explained that he and Becker, 49, not only a text but the drama player invites him abroad Its various events. HOPPUS also shared that he and Delonge, 49, are speaking “all the time” and even “sending the memes back and forth.”

“So we started and so I want to continue,” said Hobos we From his link with Parker and Delonge. “It seems as if we are friends playing in a group. We are not colleagues in the band have become friends.”

In June 2021, Hoppus revealed that he was undergoing cancer. Three months later, the guitarist announced that he is cancer -free, but was forced to undergo offers every six months to ensure that the disease does not return. Before he passed chemotherapy, Hobos admitted that he and his teammates were not close to now.

“On the day before the start of chemotherapy, Tom sent a photo of him standing in front of a group of women in underwear. It was for a music video that depicted him for angels and air waves, and said:“ Hey, just until you know, I still create art here with angels and air waves. ”I answered,“ Hectare, this is great. “This was the first time that I have been talking to him for years, but we haven’t talked about it.

After the treatment has passed, Hoppus participated that he was “doing much less now” and keeps his inner circle “small”.

“I am involved with much fewer people than ever in my life. My friends’ circle is small,” he said. “The circle of people with which I work is small and cherish each of them, and this helps a lot. And when things become difficult, I talk to my wife, I speak with my colleagues in the band, and this is my really support system.”

When Hoppus wrote his memoirs, which dive into the personal life of the musician Blink-182“Days of Glory, make sure that Delong and Parker got a copy as quickly as possible.

“I got my first copy of the book a few days ago, and the first thing I did is what is called my manager and I said, please make sure that we are getting copies to Tom and Tarvis as soon as possible so that they can read, ignore it or put it on a shelf and forget it completely,” he said completely. we. “I want them to get it. It was only supportive.”

One of the reasons for the inspiration of Hobos Write the book A conversation was conducted with his treatment after he was diagnosed with cancer.

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“My therapist said, you should write what you feel and write just just as no one will read it. Just put everything on paper. Just start writing. It doesn’t matter if you write a paragraph, poem, or lame, whatever, just start writing,” he remembers. “I did it and it was really anomalous and it really helped me in a very difficult time.”

When Hoppus entered forgiveness, his manager stated that he should write a book on his time in Blink-182.

“At first I was resisting because I was like,” Who cares about me in my life? “But people love to flash and I love flashing, and I wanted to tell the Blink-182 story.” “Blink is my favorite band. Tom and Tarvis are my favorite musician in the world. So I wanted to share this joy and that love with the world and we hope that people will like them, and we hope they will be a great story. Blink has got some really wonderful things over the years and we did some really wonderful things. So I wanted to tell this story.”

Fahrenheit 182: notes, From Dey Street books, hitting shelves on April 8. HOPPUS dates Book tour Available now.

US weeklyThe full interview with Hoppus will be about his book on the issue on newspapers later this week.