Love Is Stored In The Fall Out Boy

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✨So much (for) Pittsburgh ✨

📸 Elliott Ingham

sorry for moaning out loud when i saw a photo of patrick stump. as if its my fault.

frankly disgusted by them supporting that zionist right now and so many people celebrating it is really gross

your hands are literally instruments of god and you can put them inside of other people btw

"rpf seems like a lot of research and work" well exactly. you can't just watch/read the whole content. you have to be insane. you have to put yourself in the shoes of a conspiracy theorist and a historian at the same time. you have to look up the most asinine bullshit. it's a hard job but SOMEONE has to do it for the sake of old man yaoi and old woman yuri!

AND IT WAS IN THE MEDLEY!!

man I mean just. the SMFS album lettering is made of clay. the cover art is an actual physical painting. there's a lot less fx on the album as a whole than Mania (which is NOT a knock on my bbg Mania btw, just pointing out the different approach) or even SRAR and ABAP. the songs sound basically the same live as they do on the record because the production is so minimal. they have a huge vinyl dog head onstage with them, that they touch and interact with and talk to (and, in Pete's case, get eaten by). the attic scene is made by lowering a piece of rigging to literally make the stage smaller. there's actually a LOT of sets especially comparatively to their previous tours, the rigging around the stage is done up almost as a physical frame for it. they only have one screen onstage and it's small, its purpose is to be the 8-ball and to add a little bit of texture to the wider design. the backdrops, even the new desert scene for 2ourdust, are physical backdrops — one of which was made by one of Pete's kids — not LED or projections. the album title is made of clay. it's about existing in the world, making things so you feel alive, making the world a little more fuckin weird! do you get it yet?

KERRANG! 20/03/13 - 101 Songs That Saved Your Life!

Features! Fall Out Boy‘s Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump are like chalk and cheese. One’s a fame-loving superstar and the other likes reading. So why do they make such a formidable duo?