Songfacts®:

• In this fast-paced Enema Of The State track, Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus regrets going to a frat party full of drunk losers and girls trying too hard to get attention. Guitarist Tom DeLonge explained in one of the band's tour programs:
  
  "That song is about going to one of those parties and people getting drunk and being stupid and girls trying to be the center of attention. It's just about girls trying too hard, acting like dimwits. I think we've all been there, we've all been to those parties where there's all these guys creeping out on three girls who just can't get enough attention."
• This was the last song to be finished for the album. The band was mixing it when the album's lead single, "What's My Age Again?," debuted on the Los Angeles radio station KROQ.
• Blink's reputation was getting too big to be able to go to a frat party unnoticed. Around the time they released Enema, the band showed up in the teen comedy American Pie, and videos like "All The Small Things" were becoming staples on MTV. They also embarked on their first arena tour, which found them playing sold-out shows across North America.
• When we said this was fast, we weren't kidding. In fact, the band has only performed it a couple times live because it's too hard to keep up with the pace. One of its rare appearances was during Blink's Las Vegas residency in 2018, where Matt Skiba (who replaced DeLonge in 2015) helped Hoppus pull off the vocals.
  
  "It's super fast," Hoppus told Las Vegas Weekly. "There's nowhere to breathe. We had to work long and hard at rehearsal so that I sing the majority of the line and Matt sings the end of the line, just long enough for me to take a break and start the next line. It was a lot of work to do, and we played it and some people were like, 'I can't believe they're playing this!' and some people were like, 'What is this song?' These are good problems to have, that your catalog is so big some people don't recognize the songs."