Fall Out Boy

There’s a lot of hype surrounding Fall Out Boy. There hasn’t always been, but that’s certainly the way things are now. All the fancy words and complicated explanations to clear a name that was swiped from the Simpsons to begin with. The Simpsons know they’re messed up, and they own it. I just wanted to take a break from all of the Pete-sanity and broken hearts and guyliner to remind you all of this wonderful band’s roots. It’s more for fun than anything, but I’m posting some older videos. Watch them, compare if you want, but remember how much we adore these boys regardless.

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Fall Out Boy makes some quick cameo appearances in The Academy Is… new video, “Neighbors“! I posted the video below, courtesy of our friends at YouTube. Enjoy!

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FOB has just released its video for the actually-pretty-snappy “The Take Over, The Break’s Over“, and it reveals one thing: We’ve reached the point in the band’s career where it’s getting its music-video ideas from old Phil Collins clips. (Well, maybe not the “don’t make fun of us for being sellouts” part–Collins seemed pretty comfortable with that.) Can a “Billy Don’t Lose My Number” making-of-the-making-of-the-making-of navelgaze be far behind? Source.

It’s an interesting video, though it is completely random and nonsensical. Also, they are once again pushing the “controversial” bit about selling out and whatnot; frankly, I think they’ve done that so many times now that it isn’t even a statement. A statement would be to shut up and drive, but then it would just be music; we want the band. It’s a catchy song set to entertaining footage, so who can complain. Delicious; enjoy, fans.

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FOB, The Take Over, The Break’s Over, Phil Collins

Here’s the making of “Thnks fr th Mmrs” from the one and only, Fall Out Boy. Obviously this comes from our friends at YouTube, and regrettably, it’s split into four parts. Enjoy!

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