Still Waiting was released by Canadian punk band Sum 41 in 2002 as the lead single from their second album, Does This Look Infected?, and became one of the band's most recognisable songs during the pop-punk boom of the early 2000s. Its frustrated lyrics about feeling stuck and its catchy, high-tempo chorus helped it cross over from rock radio to skate videos, games and early online edits. Decades later, it survives as a shorthand for teenage rebellion and nostalgia, which is why creators still reach for its chorus in short-form clips.
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The Still Waiting clip by Sum 41 captures the band's high-energy punk chorus, often used in edits, montages and nostalgic throwback videos for fans.
Still Waiting is a punchy excerpt from Sum 41's early 2000s punk anthem, built around driving guitars, fast drums and a shouted, anthemic chorus that lands with instant energy. The clip opens with a sense of frustration and urgency before exploding into the hook that most listeners recognise within seconds, making it feel rebellious, nostalgic and surprisingly emotional at the same time. For viewers, it triggers memories of skate culture, early internet videos and teenage angst, while giving a short edit a burst of momentum that feels both familiar and defiant.
