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guiltfactory-moved

i like sex where there isn't any and then everyone dies

#hahahhahaha #funny

mindflamer

there is still time. there is still time. until your bones are in the fucking ground there is still time.

cannibalcaprine2

and then after that is THE SKELETON WAR

#hahahaha

freenarnian

You've heard of the man, the myth, the legend. Now get ready for the woman, the omen, the portent.

2urban2fantasy-deactivated20241

Jolene

#hahahhaha #yes #me

sunnysam-my

This is by far my favourite reaction of anyone to Phantom

[Danny Phantom S01E15 - Public Enemies]

Also, I loved the animation in that episode

#danny phantom #danny fenton #animation #cartoon #video #too funny

failchild

vampires have been drinking human blood for centuries they don't give a fuck about guys on eight different antidepressants. they were sucking on asbestos factory workers

sadpearonmars

The absolutely hilarity of imagining some older vampires hectoring younger ones. “Back in my day, I had to drink blood with radium in it and I liked it! We glowed in the damn dark for weeks!”

#hahah

livixbobbiex

Viva Las Vengeance Opinions

Yeah nobody asked for it but it's coming anyway. As a Panic! STAN and all. And I'm also taking it as a personal attack since it's one day before my birthday. Feelin blessed.

The personal attack continues because Pretty Odd is my favourite P!ATD album. Probably still is if I'm honest. And Viva Las Vengeance is like if you mixed A Fever You Can't Sweat Out, Pretty Odd, aspects of Death of a Bachelor, and then gave it some kind of 60s and 80s rock vibes with strong Queen influence. It sounds like it should be a mess but somehow it really really works.

My overarching opinion is that this is an album Brendon Urie really wanted to make for the art of it. I doubt it's going to chart particularly well (ie High Hopes) but that's honestly okay. In fact I appreciate it. I feel like Panic! were always the band who just kind of happened to get popular (in fact Local God references this). And it really feels like an appreciation of those roots, without being a regression. I know a, uhm, take is that Panic! changed for the worse without Ryan Ross. I don't agree with that, though there was definitely a change. But this album feels like a kind of return to that style to me.

If A Fever You Can't Sweat Out is just the prologue, Viva Las Vengeance is the arc where we really see that fleshed out character development.

I know why the singles are the singles, but with the exception of Viva Las Vengeance they were the weakest songs on the album to me. Everything from God Killed Rock And Roll onwards was legitimately 10/10 for me.

Some highlights though:

Don't Let The Light Go Out - A solid banger. I won't be surprised if this ends up being most people's favourite. I adore that it (at least appears to?) samples Janis Ian's At Seventeen, which is a song I've loved for years.

God Killed Rock And Roll - He may as well have named this Las Vegas Rhapsody. Honestly, it's nothing like Bohemian Rhapsody actually, but it's clear it was a heavy influence. Considering I can't think of any other songs in that style, I have to commend them for actually pulling it off and in a distinctive Panic! way.

Say It Louder - Somehow this sounded like the most 'classic P!ATD song' to me, even though it's nothing like any songs I can think of. I think this will be another favourite for a lot of people.

Sugar Soaker - I think this is my favourite on the album, as a massive fan of classic rock. Definitely the one I've had the urge to listen to on repeat.

Sad Clown - Yeah I don't know. Panic really did opera. All I can say is I'm into it.

#panic! at the disco #p!atd #panic!#viva las vengeance #brendon urie #nice!

shirtsthatgohard

#love it #want it #need it

kragehund-est

sex isn't sexy unless it's a little bit gross. have you forgotten that you are a divine ape? plastic smooth skin, plucked hair, painted faces, scripted reactions, scrubbed til only the smell of perfumed soap remains, proportions that are conflictingly cookiecutter yet unattainable, none of this is even a little bit interesting.

you can laugh at napoleon's "home in three days, don't bathe" letter to his wife, but there's more sexuality in that one line then there is in the entirety of the hypersexualized but painfully unsexy internet.