Mark Hoppus, bassist and vocalist of blink-182, has announced the release of his memoir titled 'Fahrenheit-182', set to hit shelves on April 8, 2025. Co-authored with music journalist Dan Ozzi, the book details Hoppus's journey from a troubled child in the California desert to becoming a pop-punk icon, intertwined with his personal struggles including anxiety and a battle with cancer. The announcement was made via a humorous mock infomercial where Hoppus highlights the book's themes of identity, loss, and perseverance, promising readers a 'smart, funny, and refreshing' account of his life. The memoir promises to resonate with fans and anyone who has faced challenges yet persevered. Pre-orders are now available through HarperCollins. Hoppus's experiences reflect the broader narrative of a generation shaped by punk rock, skateboarding, and the culture of the 1980s.