Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus boldly asserts he played a role in Saddam Hussein’s capture, sending pop-punk fans and military historians alike into a spiral of confusion. Move over, Tom DeLonge—Mark’s got his own government conspiracy now.

While Mark Hoppus's inventive plan to capture Saddam Hussein—using inaudible time codes to trace the dictator's location—was never implemented, it showcases the Blink-182 bassist's creative thinking. His anecdote adds a quirky twist to the band's history, blending pop-punk with military strategy in a way only Hoppus could.