About The F-Ups
The F-Ups are a punk rock band started in 1999, when the members first joined forces in their suburban Rochester, Minnesota junior high for a battle of the bands competition. The actual band name is The Fuck-Ups, but to avoid being openly criticised of the profanity in their name, they shortened it down to the F-Ups. Eighteen and just out of high school, the F-Ups may be young, but the self-described outcasts and longtime friends have quite a handful of experience, having started their band in 1999 .
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Top Tracks
Lazy Generation - Edited
Lazy Generation
I Don't Know
Look at Your Son Now
Wrong the Right
Screw You
All The Young Dudes
Glad That I Lost You
I Don't Know - Edited
Told You So
Crack Ho
Falling Down
Eye for an Eye
No No No
Screw You - Edited
I Dont Know
Lazy Generation (Edited)
Glad That I Lost You - Edited
All The Young Dudes - Edited
I hate what you've become
Checking (Out)
The Lazy Generation
All the Young Dudes (Edit)
Look Your Son Now
She's the Man Soundtrack-Wrong The Right
All The Young Duses
Screw You (Edited)
I Don't Know (Edited)
Glad That I Lost You (Edited)
All The Young Dudes (Edited)
I Think You're Shit
Look @ Your Son Now
I Don't Know (Live)
The F-Ups - Lazy Generation
Take a Look at Your Son Now
The F-Ups - Screw You
07_The F-Ups - Wrong The Right
We are the lazy generation
LAZY GENERATION [Explicit]
Falling Down.
The F-Ups - Look At Your Son Now
Track 6
Wrong The Right (w JayTon)
Rampage
ALL THE YOUNG DUDES [Explicit]
Track 4
Independence Day
I DON'T KNOW [Explicit]
Screw You [Explicit]
CRACK HO [Explicit]
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