*microwave noises*

I'm Jynx, he/him 19 Don't be an asshole or a creep msi anti i hate that whole band if you suport any form of waycest ur a creep, stay away from me.

[dinojynx]

I'm jynx (he/it)

This blog is a chaotic assortment of Mcr, dan and phil, doctor who, heaven officials blessing and a sprinkle of the state of the world + prolly more im not mentioning.

I have no idea how to orginize a blog how some can. I am a minimal tagger, if the pic doesn't have someone in it, I won't put them in the tags.

Mcr pic and lore Sideblog -> @my-chemical-loremance

fanfic reccomendation and writing related sideblog -> @stalkingmyfriend

My important tags list (may change)

#mcr lore -> Tid bits of things that have happened including audio recordings, current events, album lore etc

#mcr art -> any mcr fan art i reblog

#jynx speaks -> my rambles and random thoughts

#jynx concert collection -> anything i took at a concert or tour prolly on a Google drive, or something rebloged at my concert/event

(first last) pics -> pics of the person clicked on (gerard way, frank iero, mikey way, ray toro). #mcr pics does include the entire band

#mcr live -> live videos i found of them

#mcr memes -> goes to memes I found that I liked

[amethystsoda]

[fagnootons]

Everyone knows about the infamous 2007 MCR show at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ. What I have never once heard a single person talk about, however, is the moment Ray Toro sings "stay with me" (from the unreleased song) into the mic that goes to the band's in-ear monitors instead of his mic for the audience

[fagnootons]

Everyone knows about the infamous 2007 MCR show at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ. What I have never once heard a single person talk about, however, is the moment Ray Toro sings "stay with me" (from the unreleased song) into the mic that goes to the band's in-ear monitors instead of his mic for the audience

[lesbianjarjarbinks]

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[dinojynx]

Went to share a playlist that included some rare my chem music and copy pasted the wrong link

[mimekynumber1fan]

I have this entire blog dedicated to Mikey Way and somehow have never shared some screenshots of him from videos I took when I saw MCR! So here you go

VERY high quality, right????

[pro-rev-frankie]

24 years ago today frank joined his favorite band

[mycubiclesromance]

dashboard when the mcr show is on

[girlstunts]

i’m actually incredibly anti transmasc party poison but i hate to be a buzzkill about it

[girlstunts]

uou don’t have to let go of the “duct tape scars on my honey” thing in order to have transfem party poison either. they could be on E but binding to hide it isn’t this fun we can all still get along.

[theaterard]

hands all clasped together like omg awww when did you start posing like this who taught you that— (remembering i’m talking about a 49 year old grown adult) hey lookin good bud!

[ketchup-is-green]

whoever made this is a genius. feels like theres always the right occasion for it

[thekidsfromyestergay]

People using a $90 hoodie as proof that MCR are like greedy billionaires extorting their fans for money are so funny to me because like. Y'all know they don't set the merch prices right. Like they are not a small band shipping shirts from their living room they are signed to a major label. There's a decent chance they don't even know about specifics of any new merch because it's entirely created by warner. You just don't understand how the modern industry functions

[thekidsfromyestergay]

People using a $90 hoodie as proof that MCR are like greedy billionaires extorting their fans for money are so funny to me because like. Y'all know they don't set the merch prices right. Like they are not a small band shipping shirts from their living room they are signed to a major label. There's a decent chance they don't even know about specifics of any new merch because it's entirely created by warner. You just don't understand how the modern industry functions

[onelastswannsong]

I hate being in the legal field and seeing MCR fans complain about prices when it's so obvious that Reprise and Warner are the ones who set the prices, not MCR. Like it's really contract basics. Record contracts are often really scummy impo. Taylor Swift is like the only artist I believe has a decent record contract right now. Reprise and Warner easily is taking 60-80% of all profits... Like Warner is notorious for the 80/20 split with it's artists. My generous guess is 60/40 to 70/30 split for merch, 50/50 to 60/40 split for touring, 70/30 to 80/20 split for all other things like interviews, appearances, brand work, etc.

Like I can break this down even more. Lets be extremely generous and say the merch split is a 30/30/40 split. 30% for Warner, 30% for Reprise, 40% left for MCR to split. Lets just include Gerard, Mikey, Frank, and Ray for simplicity so they are each making 10%. Lets say a shirt is $10 to make, jack it up to lets say $50. That's $40 profit. MCR takes 40% so that's only $16. Split that 4 ways and the guys will only make $4 each per shirt. That's extremely scummy but being independent would definitely make things harder, not impossible but harder. Especially if the artist isn't comfortable with overseeing so much and baring the brunt of the responsibility. Like the main positive for being independent is things being cheaper because artists can take a bigger chunk and sustain themselves easier.

We also just don't have specifics on their contract. Like we do not know what they can legally say in regards to the label. Signing with a company often prohibits artists from discussing a lot freely under threat of being sued, losing access to resources like recording studios and touring venues, being blacklisted from other labels/the industry as a whole, etc. Idk, I just think artists shouldn't be blamed for something that is so obviously the label's doing. I also think that all artists deserve to be able to live their lives comfortably. Most artists need to live in LA for work and family convenience reasons and the price of living there isn't going down.

[dinojynx]

Reblogging because people are FUCKING STUPID AGAIN

[onelastswannsong]

I hate being in the legal field and seeing MCR fans complain about prices when it's so obvious that Reprise and Warner are the ones who set the prices, not MCR. Like it's really contract basics. Record contracts are often really scummy impo. Taylor Swift is like the only artist I believe has a decent record contract right now. Reprise and Warner easily is taking 60-80% of all profits... Like Warner is notorious for the 80/20 split with it's artists. My generous guess is 60/40 to 70/30 split for merch, 50/50 to 60/40 split for touring, 70/30 to 80/20 split for all other things like interviews, appearances, brand work, etc.

Like I can break this down even more. Lets be extremely generous and say the merch split is a 30/30/40 split. 30% for Warner, 30% for Reprise, 40% left for MCR to split. Lets just include Gerard, Mikey, Frank, and Ray for simplicity so they are each making 10%. Lets say a shirt is $10 to make, jack it up to lets say $50. That's $40 profit. MCR takes 40% so that's only $16. Split that 4 ways and the guys will only make $4 each per shirt. That's extremely scummy but being independent would definitely make things harder, not impossible but harder. Especially if the artist isn't comfortable with overseeing so much and baring the brunt of the responsibility. Like the main positive for being independent is things being cheaper because artists can take a bigger chunk and sustain themselves easier.

We also just don't have specifics on their contract. Like we do not know what they can legally say in regards to the label. Signing with a company often prohibits artists from discussing a lot freely under threat of being sued, losing access to resources like recording studios and touring venues, being blacklisted from other labels/the industry as a whole, etc. Idk, I just think artists shouldn't be blamed for something that is so obviously the label's doing. I also think that all artists deserve to be able to live their lives comfortably. Most artists need to live in LA for work and family convenience reasons and the price of living there isn't going down.

[onelastswannsong]

I hate being in the legal field and seeing MCR fans complain about prices when it's so obvious that Reprise and Warner are the ones who set the prices, not MCR. Like it's really contract basics. Record contracts are often really scummy impo. Taylor Swift is like the only artist I believe has a decent record contract right now. Reprise and Warner easily is taking 60-80% of all profits... Like Warner is notorious for the 80/20 split with it's artists. My generous guess is 60/40 to 70/30 split for merch, 50/50 to 60/40 split for touring, 70/30 to 80/20 split for all other things like interviews, appearances, brand work, etc.

Like I can break this down even more. Lets be extremely generous and say the merch split is a 30/30/40 split. 30% for Warner, 30% for Reprise, 40% left for MCR to split. Lets just include Gerard, Mikey, Frank, and Ray for simplicity so they are each making 10%. Lets say a shirt is $10 to make, jack it up to lets say $50. That's $40 profit. MCR takes 40% so that's only $16. Split that 4 ways and the guys will only make $4 each per shirt. That's extremely scummy but being independent would definitely make things harder, not impossible but harder. Especially if the artist isn't comfortable with overseeing so much and baring the brunt of the responsibility. Like the main positive for being independent is things being cheaper because artists can take a bigger chunk and sustain themselves easier.

We also just don't have specifics on their contract. Like we do not know what they can legally say in regards to the label. Signing with a company often prohibits artists from discussing a lot freely under threat of being sued, losing access to resources like recording studios and touring venues, being blacklisted from other labels/the industry as a whole, etc. Idk, I just think artists shouldn't be blamed for something that is so obviously the label's doing. I also think that all artists deserve to be able to live their lives comfortably. Most artists need to live in LA for work and family convenience reasons and the price of living there isn't going down.