Blink-182 have unveiled an alternative video for their new single 'Up All Night'.
The video, which can be watched on Gigwise below, sees Blink-182 using footage from fan's YouTube videos that use the band's music without getting permission.
Talking about the 'fan' video, the band said: "To launch our first single in eight years, AT&T helped us search YouTube for every instance of fans using our music without our permission. And then we rewarded them for it. This film is made out of clips from all those videos. Thanks for being a fan."
Blink-182, 'Up All Night': Review
It is the band's first new material since they reunited in 2009 for a reunion tour, which is due to go on through 2012.
Blink-182's much-anticipated sixth album is due out later this year.
The band are set to embark on a US tour with My Chemical Romance later this summer and return to the UK and Ireland next year for a full arena jaunt.
Blink-182 - 'Up All Night' Alternative: