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the current vibe

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i want to be frank iero

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has anyone done this yet

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I'm so fucking sick of seeing men walking around in their Wrangler jeans. What do you even have to wrangle besides a sense of self awareness or that one homoerotic friendship you've got going on?? And yet...maybe all of this anger is misplaced and I'm just jealous of that fat ass, king. I thank my friends for this revelation.

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The other song they did on 105.7 that night, I think I actually prefer the acoustics on this track.

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me when Globular by The Brobecks

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THERE IS A SECRET TRACK ON THE GLOOM DIVISION VINYL!!!!!

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been really into zines lately , made this one “26” because I’m turning 27 next month, it’s some lyrics from songs that I listen to religiously when sad.

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ok but are you Getting Over Him or are you getting over him the way peter lewis kingston wentz the third has been Getting Over michael james way for the past fifteen years?

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catastrophic way siblings moment x

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PARAMORE You First • Lima, Peru • 2023

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HELP ME MAKE A TRANSMASC FRANK SWEEP

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SAN-FOB! POMPOMPATRICK

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HAYLEY WILLIAMS — Landslide: Through The Years

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Tantrum walked so that Real Super Dark could run

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so Pete Wentz is really just one of those moms... He looked Panic! in the eye and said "I brought you into this world and I can take you out of it"

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And personally, I think Brendon's new music (quality aside) represents how sometimes we all want to revisit the nostalgia of our past, but if we get stuck in it and try to make our lives revolve around it, we forget to move on, and we lose sight of what's really important: growing and improving as people.

I love how we're seeing the different emo bands takes on nostalgia.

Brendon Urie is out there ruining himself 'cause he wants to keep the concept of Panic! At the Disco alive like some violently murdered corpse whose limbs and hair are clipped to the body, now more a memory than a solid thing.

MCR is making fun of just of that, of the way the industry is selling a distorted version of the events of their past. They are mocking the way people expects them to stay frozen on a time when they were miserable, just because that's profitable for the music industry, just because their suffering is entertaining. But MCR won't do that, they won't back down after all they've gone through, after all they have won (because they fought hard for it!), after all the improvement. They have the right to live now, create new things.

Paramore reminded everyone of how that past? The one they so badly want back? That past was full of racism and misogyny and homophobia !!!!!Bands like MCR and FOB and Paramore were not enough because they were too queer or too black or too femenine. They are "heroes of the scene" NOW not because the scene has always loved or embraced them, but because they all refused to disappear, to give up, to give in. The real triumph is for them to enjoy, because now the scene is crying and begging for them to be back (but not them just the image of them) and they can say "fuck you, this is for my bandmates and the fans!".

And now FOB is back, with Pete Wentz spitting poetry about how nostalgia can be such a strong feeling, but there's more than just it. You cannot stay for the memories to consume you, not when there is so much to see, so much to do, so many details happening right here and now for you to enjoy. You need to acknowledge your past with all it carries and you need to move forward. You can't stop, because nostalgia can and will try to kill you, but why would you let it? Why are we supposed to live from the past? FOB have been called sellouts their whole time they've been here, so why would they listen now to the noise? It's just them, their fans and the people they love on this journey.

I love MCR I love FOB I love Paramore because they won't be used to manipulate the audience into believing the past was better. It was not. Now is better, the future they've made, the future they fought for. Now is theirs and ours. They win now.