with the idea of taking the band name and restarting with an all-new line-up. He kept calling Cooper, Nolan and O'Connell in an attempt to reconcile. Two months had passed before O'Connell contacted Lazzara and decided to continue the band. Reyes received a call out of the blue from Breaking Pangaea frontman Fred Mascherino, whom he had known for years. Mascherino subsequently auditioned for Nolan's place; on August 5, 2003, it was announced that Mascherino was a member of the band. Bassist Matt Rubano, who grew up with O'Connell, then joined the group. O'Connell had asked Rubano to audition, but he was hesitant initially, since he was not a fan of emo music or aware of the band; however, he bought the album and learned Cooper's parts. On August 12, 2003, the band appeared on IMX. On September 16, 2003, "You're So Last Summer" was released as a radio single. In November 2003, a music video for the track was filmed at Fulton Park in New York City. The video, directed by Winters, debuted on MTV on November 24. In the video, the band performs while Public Enemy vocalist Flavor Flav (in full regalia) jumps around. According to Lazzara, the group was making fun of itself: "We had two guys leave our band and there were two main singers, so we were trying to think of a way to bring the new band members into the video, but not have Fred singing the old guy’s part. And the funniest way to do that was to use Flavor Flav." On December 3, 2003, the band appeared on IMX again. Touring After receiving a $10,000 advance from Victory Records, Taking Back Sunday purchased a van and trailer for touring. In January 2002, the band toured with Rival Schools. For three weeks beginning in mid-March 2002, Taking Back Sunday participated in the Victory Records tour alongside Catch 22, Grade, Student Rick and Reach the Sky. In April and May 2002, the band started their first full tour of the United States supporting the Lawrence Arms. This trek also included appearances at the Skate & Surf and Purgatory festivals. During the first show of the tour, most of the crowd dispersed when the Lawrence Arms came on as Taking Back Sunday became the main draw. The band then toured that summer supporting Brand New, alongside Rufio. The tour had been in the works since