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- Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus gave an update on his cancer diagnosis on Tuesday.
- He said he woke up feeling better after multiple rounds of chemotherapy.
- He said the chemotherapy initially left him feeling like a "poisoned, electrified zombie."
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Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus gave an update on his cancer diagnosis during a Twitch stream on Tuesday in which he said he's feeling better after rounds of chemotherapy left him feeling like a "poisoned, electrified zombie."
Hoppus, who announced his cancer diagnosis last week, said he woke up Tuesday feeling better.
"I went for a walk and I had a decent breakfast and I haven't felt like I was going to throw up today. So we'll take it as a win," he said in the 43-minute Blinko Twitch stream.
He said his previous rounds of chemotherapy left him on the couch, feeling like a "poisoned, electrified zombie, leaning up against an electric fence."
Hoppus added that he's still unable to see friends or go out to dinner because his white blood cell count is still too low.
"I am stuck trying to get better," he said. "That's alright. I'll take it."