Hoppus

Hoppus is a surname. It is most widely recognized in popular culture for its bearer Mark Hoppus, an American musician and songwriter.

Mark Allan Hoppus (born 1972) is best known as the bassist and co-lead vocalist of Blink-182, a rock band formed in Poway, California, in 1992. The group achieved mainstream success in the late 1990s and early 2000s with a string of influential releases in the pop-punk genre. Hoppus has been a central figure in the band’s songwriting and performances, contributing to the sound and direction of Blink-182 through multiple records and tours. Beyond Blink-182, he has pursued various side projects and collaborations in the broader alternative rock and punk scenes, and has worked in roles such as producer and collaborator on related musical initiatives.

In addition to its association with Mark Hoppus, the surname is carried by other individuals in different fields, though none have reached the same level of international public recognition. As a proper noun, Hoppus is primarily encountered in biographical references related to contemporary music and entertainment.