Proper noun
DeLonge (plural DeLonges)
A surname
DeLonge was the more carnal songwriter; the snottier id to Hoppus’ dejected ego. Source: Internet
Hoppus calls his family “pathetic,” before DeLonge joins in the shaming by accusing his parents of giving their marriage away, rather than being lost in the shuffle themselves. Source: Internet
Except Tom DeLonge didn’t just have a passing interest or affinity; he was planning a crusade. Source: Internet
In October 2016, DeLonge was a celebrity whose spastic emails to a campaign manager had leaked into the public domain. Source: Internet
The band’s latest LP — their first without DeLonge after he once again quit under ironically similar circumstances to his first exit — fared a lot better commercially than its predecessor. Source: Internet
The imagery is inflammatory, with DeLonge comparing his parents to slave masters and himself to a ticking time bomb ready to combust, but it’s also evocative. Source: Internet