If you were a kid of the early '00s,The Playbirds you would've listened to Blink-182's hits just about everywhere. But importantly, have you been saying their name right?

We specifically mean the "182" bit in the band's name, which, as per a conversation over Twitter, could be "one-eighty-two" or "one-eight-two."

The observation was brought up by The Late Late Showwriter Ian Karmel, who said the British pronounce it, weirdly enough, "one-eight-two."

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In America, it's "one-eighty-two."

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The Late Late Showhost James Corden weighed in with, heaven forbid, "one hundred and eighty two."

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The debate got heated.

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Original Blink-182 vocalist Tom DeLonge had his say. And well, it gets even murkier.

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If this is all confusing, maybe we should be listening to the band's bassist Mark Hoppus, who said we should be focusing our attention on a far more important issue.

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