""Pretty Girl (The Way)", adding that by this point, she was "not as much fun to sympathize with". Discussing the album's hidden track "Underwear", DeSantis said they used it to show of their wider musical palette instead of being restricted to pop-punk. Release On June 18, 2001, the band's next album was announced for release in August; its track listing was also revealed. On July 18, the group revealed the album's title: Start Static. Preceded by the radio single "Stuck in America" on August 6, Start Static was released on August 21. During the month, a music video was filmed for "Stuck in America", directed by Shawn Foster. The band re-recorded "Bouncing Off the Walls" with producer Mark Trombino, which was released as a radio single on February 5, 2002; the CD single featured "How Does It Feel" and "Killing Me". The group filmed a music video for "Bouncing Off the Walls" in Hollywood. Around this time, they gained exposure when four songs from Start Static appeared in the film Van Wilder (2002), the soundtrack to which featured "Bouncing Off the Walls" and was also released through Ultimatum. The "Bouncing Off the Walls" video, directed by Steven Oritt, premiered on MTV's Total Request Live on April 4, and featured Tara Reid and Ryan Reynolds, both of whom had starred in Van Wilder. "Pretty Girl (The Way)" was released as a radio single on July 29; the CD single featured "Over Now", "Say I'm Sorry" and the music video for "Pretty Girl (The Way)". The video was released online on August 6; it was filmed in Trinidad by director Orbitt. Davis went to rehab and was temporarily replaced by Lefty drummer Kenny Livingston in September; Davis officially left the group by Thanksgiving. In January 2003, the band signed to Epitaph Records to release Start Static in Europe. While in London, a second video for "Bouncing Off the Walls" was made, directed by Orbitt, and featured live footage and the band around the city. "Stuck in America" was released as a single in the UK on March 10; the CD single featured "You're the One", "No Action" and the music video for "Stuck in America". On March 17, Epitaph made the album available for streaming, before releasing it in Europe on March 24. In 2011, the band played 10th anniversary show for Start Static, which included Davis performing with them. Touring Following