The message was written on a piece of lined yellow paper, and the words were scribbled in blue ink.

Several of the words were scratched out, and the others were quickly scribbled down and barely legible.

The piece of paper was placed over a messy whiteboard that was covered in black marker.

It read: “And you-you had the time of your lives. Flatlined and led toward the light.

“You’ll despair the wreckage and find. No one gave a f**k that you died.”

The message was lyrics from a Blink-182 song called Anthem Part Three that was released earlier this year.

BAD BEHAVIOR

Travis returned for band practice in the recording studio after the birth of his son.

Kourtney Kardashian, 44, welcomed her first child, son Rocky Thirteen Barker, with Travis in early November.

Soon after, Travis shared a behind-the-scenes photo from his latest jam session.

In his Instagram Story, the musician uploaded a photo where he crossed his legs during the recording session.

Kourtney’s husband blurred the person sitting across from him, playing the electric guitar in his lap.

Travis returned to making music after he and his wife welcomed their first son.

SHARING TIME

Alabama Barker, 17, recently leaked her texts with her dad Travis amid concern for her stepmother Kourtney.

Although Kourtney and Travis have kept quiet on social media, Alabama has been posting as normal on her Instagram Stories and TikTok since the birth of her half-brother.

She recently shared a screenshot of a text conversation between her and Travis on her Story.

In the conversation, Travis texted her: “Send me your favorite song,” and she replied: “How You Felt by NoCap.”

The Blink-182 drummer’s number was saved in her phone as “Dad” with a red heart emoji.

5The lyrics talk about being ‘wrecked’ come after Travis has been spending time away from his wifeCredit: Instagram/kourtneykardash5Travis has been back in the studio only a few weeks after his son was bornCredit: HULU5Travis’ daughter Alabama recently leaked private texts between themCredit: Instagram/Alabama Barker