DownInside

This is their FOURTH album, do a bit of research before you go writing, m'kay?

You can say DAMN on television/radio, but you can't say GODDAMNED.

For the record, it IS goddamned-- not goddamn.

I remember that-- the good old days when you could go around singing 'Where is Your Boy' and no one would make fun of you.

It's
"One night stand,
One night stand OFF."

Little bit more cliche now.

I hate it when people say Fall Out Boy are Panic! rip offs-- Well, considering Fall Out Boy has been around longer and with out Pete Wentz Panic! would still be playing in Spencer Smiths' grandma's living room.... You get where I'm going?

Fall Out Boy isn't emo-- Sure there are some talk about broken hearts, but people have to express emotions someway, right? I really wish people would consider that.

'Thnks Fr Th Mmrs' shouldn't have been a single, it's slightly... annoying when you hear it too many times and I want to be able to enjoy it on my own accord. I was looking forward to something like 'Fame<Infamy' or '"The Take Over, The Break's Over"' to be a single.

The video for 'Thnks Fr Th Mmrs' is stupid. I understand what they're getting at in it-- but I would still do with out the chimps and the fact that they degrade themselves further by saying "We should have gotten Panic! At the Disco."

I bet whoever wrote this hasn't taken time to listen to all four of their albums and their EP's-- I hate it when people judge a band by their singles. Arms Race isn't the best song on Infinity on High and yet everyone says they suck just because it doesn't bleed emo like all the other shit on the market right now.

Listen to the lyrics of their songs, they all have a meaning. Arms Race is about being competive when it's not needed (So says lead singer, Patrick Stump.) People who don't understand their songs are too thick to sit and listen to them to TRY and find a purpose. Personally, I find that having to dissect a song to find the meaning makes the song worth more to me.

Fall Out Boy was just a bunch of kids that got together to try something different (different for them). I think they've done amazing for a band that really had no goal.