Mark Hoppus, the singer and bassist of Blink-182, has paid tribute to his close friend and former bandmate, Trevor Baker, the founding guitarist of New Found Glory, who passed away on Sunday after a long battle with brain cancer. Baker was a key figure in the pop-punk scene and had been a significant influence on Hoppus and many others in the music industry. Trevor Baker was diagnosed with brain cancer several years ago, and despite undergoing treatment, the disease eventually took his life. His passing has left a void in the music community, with many expressing their condolences and remembering his contributions to the genre. Hoppus took to social media to express his grief, sharing personal memories and acknowledging the impact Baker had on his life and career. He described Baker as not only a talented musician but also a loyal friend who had supported him through various challenges. The music world has come together to honor Baker's legacy, with several bands and artists sharing messages of support. Fans are also remembering Baker for his passion, creativity, and the lasting influence he had on the pop-punk scene.