Reports about the recently conducted Tom Delonge UFO shows the former Blink-182 frontman's dedication to the study of aliens and this reportedly freaked out a few fans.

While some fans took the interview as a sign of Tom's alleged mental disorder, some backed him up all the way, as they claim that Tom has been known to be a believer ever since the early days of his former band.

This interview followed the recent reports of Delonge being kicked out of Blink-182 by his former bandmates Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, allegedly because he wasn't fully committed like he was when the band was just starting off.

"What's funny, two decades ago when I got into this, it was such a 'the world is flat' scenario, and here's Tom running around about UFOs and they'd just laugh it off," said the musician in an interview with Paper Magazine. "But now, NASA is holding symposiums on the inevitability of finding life in the universe. The Vatican is talking about, yes, there's life out there, and how it interferes or doesn't interfere with the church's view of existence."

"I've been involved in this for a long time. I have sources from the government. I've had my phone tapped. I've done a lot of weird stuff in this industry -- people wouldn't believe me if I told them. But this is what happens when you start getting on an email chains with hundreds of scientists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and different universities around the country, and you start outing seniors scientists from Lockheed Martin talking about the reality of this stuff."

The Tom Delonge UFO Interview showed the guitarist's firm belief in other lifeforms.

"I'm reading books on physics, I'm reading books on the secret space program, I'm talking to people that work underground for six months at a time, that are confiding in me about the national security initiatives," he further added. "I've literally read 200 books on the subject, and I don't spend my time looking at UFO reports or talking to little green men. I'm way past that."

The Tom Delonge UFO interview has gained millions of views since it went online.