Padres' rendition of 'All the Small Things' moves Blink-182's Tom DeLonge
San Diego fans' singalong of the Blink-182 hit after a win over the Brewers left the band's frontman visibly emotional, ESPN reports.
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San Diego Padres fans broke into a rendition of Blink-182's "All the Small Things" following a 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers, a moment that left the band's frontman, Tom DeLonge, visibly emotional, according to ESPN.
DeLonge, who was present for the game, was shown reacting to fans singing the band's 1999 hit single inside the ballpark after the Padres' victory. ESPN's report characterized the moment as a highlight connecting the San Diego-based band to its hometown team.
Blink-182 formed in San Diego County in the late 1980s, and "All the Small Things" remains one of its best-known songs. The Padres' win over the Brewers extended the energy of the fanbase during this stretch of the season.
ESPN's coverage focused on the crowd's singalong and DeLonge's reaction rather than providing a detailed account of the game itself.
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