#and joe and pete are just like

[s1ushyz]

Me n gang pulling up to the function

[silly-lil-scribbles]

Blood brothers in desperation, An oath of silence for the voice of our generation // happy 18 years Infinity on High

[heaveniowa]

keep a calendar, this way you will always know.

[can-u-not-14]

Everyone talks about how MCR was in Yo Gabba Gabba but no one talks about how fob was in Teen Titans Go

Like u cant tell me this song was not good

[snebulae]

fall out girl art i did four my science project!!!!!

[m0tor8aby]

Guys does anyone think about the amount of healing in the sm(f)s era? Like they're doing what they want to for them. Pete's going onstage in pretty skirts and playing with puppet dogs and floating around with his balloons, Patrick's letting his soul punk come through, he's wearing his glasses, Andy's finally able to bring the love of his life around the world with him, going onstage every night getting the love he deserves, and Joe is finally paying attention to himself, learning when to take a break and say "actually, i need to turn into a racoon for a while". Does no one else think about that? They're getting better. And it's so gorgeous to watch

[emoregressioncore]

you're second hand smoke, i breathe you in but honey i don't know what you're doing to me ...

[josephtrohman]

ok pete

[maybeemden]

I have been freaking out on Twitter about the magic 8 ball songs and the medley and tourdust in general but like you don't understand. you don't UNDERSTAND. it's not just the fact we've gotten stuff they haven't ever played. it's not just that they're bringing back deep cuts. it's not just all of that.

it's the fact we're all older. the guys are twenty years older, most people in here have been fob fans for at least a decade. it's the fact that they're not just playing them for the nostalgia factor, they're doing it because this tour is a celebration of two decades worth of this weird little emo band that changed the emo scene forever and became legends to at least two generations of emo kids so far.

it's the fact they've gained the courage to play folie a deux. the album patrick said they would likely never play live again because of the initial reception, the album that got booed whenever they played songs off it live in 2008-2009. it's the fact that headfirst slide went from a very shaky first attempt at a secret show to a setlist regular pat can now sing with a smile every night.

it's the fact that pete wentz, who thought he'd die young, who thought he'd join the 27 club, is now a father in his early 40s playing his bass and having fun with his best friends while they play songs about the time he almost ended it all. it's the fact we've seen him not only heal, but highlight the scars and the beauty in the pain. like kintsugi.

it's the fact andy and joe got exactly what they wanted. joe got a guitar album he loved, he got to focus on himself and take some time off knowing full well the band and the fans had his back, being included in everything from music videos to promotional things, and now he can enjoy his time going on the road again in a better state of mind. it's the fact andy lives for drumming, and he can do what he does best with his favorite song on the album, one that he basically begged to play the entire press run for the album.

it's the fact that the piano medley songs let patrick lay his heart out for everyone to see. it's the fact he's playing golden, what a catch, beautiful songs we haven't heard in so long. it's the fact he's gotten the courage to sing fucking soul punk in front of a crowd that ten years earlier told him they liked him better in fall out boy, to make a new spiritual successor in stardust and sing it too. it's the fact he's lost the fear to do those things, because he's realized there's nothing to fear anymore, people will sing back those songs to him with affection.

it's the fact they're also doing newer stuff. the fact they haven't forgotten about srar, ab/ap, mania. they still affirm those parts of their history, because they are still unashamedly fall out boy.

it's the fact these four guys have all gone through hell and back together, and we're all stronger on the other side. it's the fact we've all grown up together, and now we're all adults in this fucked up world trying to figure ourselves out but we know it will be okay because we made it through all that and we're still standing. it's the fact that they built it, and we came, and we stayed.

it's the fact we're still here.

[therealgray]

You know, it’s really funny. Evidence seems to point towards there being a directly proportional relationship between how much I like you and how many Fall Out Boy songs are in your playlist…

[pilotduty]

had a lovely convo abt patricks support of trans folks yesterday and felt compelled 2 draw something abt it

[tombstoneswerewaiting]

more recurring symbolism in fob songs

don’t let pete near a bridge with a box of matches i beg

[dallmustdie]

I want to be someone's part-time soul mate, full-time problem 😞

[jupitergalactica]

Saw these two pictures side by side on my Pinterest.. I guess he really wasn't like when he said "Baby seasons change but people don't"

[pixelatedquarter]

How it started:

How it's going:

[joesbandmerch]

The Jesus Lizard

shoutout to trohmancloset for the help with iding the shirt <3

genre: noise rock/post-hardcore

listen on spotify, apple music

buy it here (official reprints from the band) or buy it here (vintage)

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