Father of All Motherfuckers

Green Day's thirteenth studio album. The band described the album as a deliberate shift away from their traditional political themes, focusing instead on fun, high-energy rock 'n' roll. Billie Joe said the goal was to create music that felt "soulful" and "rebellious," drawing inspiration from garage rock, Motown, and glam. The band called it a party record meant to shake things up and push against expectations. The project is their shortest album to date, featuring ten tracks.