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Green Day Transforms Into Angry Birds Nemesis
The world's most pretentious pop punk band is getting set to release three new albums (Lord, help us), and to celebrate they are making an appearance in Rovio's Facebook game Angry Bird Friends. In a set of 10 new levels, you'll be able to see pig likenesses of band members Billy Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tre Cool, hear the debut of the song "Troublemaker" as well as the first single "Oh Love." Unfortunately, you won't be able to learn what lyrics like "I'm wearing my heart on a noose" mean. Remember when these guys just sang three-minute Descendants ripoffs about masturbation? Those were the days. In any case, click the link below to check out Angry Birds Green Day.
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