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twenty one pilots has been invited to play the Conan Coca-Cola Zero Music Series in West Hollywood, CA. Email [email protected] if you’ll be there!
I have an extra ticket if anyone wants to come too
Panic At The Disco has had a very successful few months! An album was released, multiple tours, many music videos etc. This is Gospel Tour is going to be great check out this is gospel music video if you haven't already! http://youtu.be/tGE381tbQa8
Some amazing ghost town fans I met in Pomona on 2/15 at the WeAreSavagesTour all the bands put on a really great live show!
If you haven't watched the video for Aint it Fun then You're messing up! It's an awesome song with a pretty cool music video to go along I love it!
21 pilots are just the greatest! How could you not just love their music. I love the sound of a ukulele it's so amazing! This song has been stuck in my head while now I love it!!!:D <3
I’d Rather Die Than Be Famous This Song is about going to hollywood and reaching fame, but once the person reaches fame they get caught up and get addicted to drugs and alcohol.
The Balcony Scene It is about taking chances with the one you love. Such as having adventures or giving a relationship a chance.
Besitos Spanish for kisses, tells a story. The characters a boy and a girl, a pair of opposites. He is organized and unadventurous, and she is quite the opposite. She lives in the fast lane, addicted to drugs and constantly showing up at his place unexpected. He is living a horrible reality that is induced by her fake reality that is her guilty pleasure - her drugs - and while she is happy he has to deal with it. And although she is tearing apart his life, and she is constantly using him for both sex, money, and a place to stay, he loves her, and continues to try to help her and love her the best he can. He is constantly having dreams about her and her prefection, and he is constantly worrying that something will go wrong. So he does what any worried friend would do - he warns her that her drug addictions would kill her in the long run. She doens’t listen to him, and soon after, dies of a drug overdoes. He, upset and confused, begins to use the very drugs that killed her. After Vic (the singer) screams red roses, the song takes a turn to two different places. The drugs begin to make drive the man to insanity, and he doesn’t know where he started and where he began, and he can’t tell what’s real or fake. He knows not whether the girl was either a real song or a figment of his imagination; all he knows is his own bedroom, which he realized through his drug induced dream coming to an end, that all may have been a dream- but his drugs are killing him.
Kissing In Cars Vic wrote this song for a friend to give to his wife for their anniversary.
Southern Constellations This is basically just the intro to “The Boy Who Could Fly.” We decided to separate the tracks because otherwise, the song would be around six minutes long. This short, little tune describes my unexplainable and undeniable recent obsession with Southern girls. The clean guitar tone is one of my favorite tones on the entire album. We used a Stratocaster with a custom amp to get the glassy and unique sound we were looking for.
The Boy Who Could Fly We went back to our SoCal punk roots for this song. The entire thing is punk beats and super-fast guitar work. It’s almost therapeutic for me to play, because it represents everything that we loved playing as kids. Mike [Fuentes] is the fastest single kick drum player I’ve ever seen, so this song features him in all his glory. The lyrics talk about an unhealthy co-dependent relationship in which I couldn’t live without the other person because if you took her away, I would lose half of myself. It’s about obsession and desperation, and the stupid things you do when you’re in love. Musically it’s the craziest, most intense song we’ve ever written.
Caraphernelia The last time I saw my ex-girlfriend, she left all kind of random things behind at my house: trvael shampoo, a razor in the shower, hair clips, etc. It was basically just a bunch of stuff that kept me reminding me of her, After a while, it made me miss her, and I wondered why we ever broke up in the first place. When I wrote th emusic for the chorus, I knew right away that I wanted to ask my friend Jeremy McKinnon (of A Day To Rememeber) to do the screaming parts on the chorus and bridge. A few weeks after I wrote the song, I approached Jeremy with the idea and he agreed to sing on the album, It turned out to be one of my favorite tracks once we collaborated. One of my favorite things to do is make music with my friends. That collaboration makes the songs very special to me.
Fast Times At Claremont Hight This is a very selfish song that basically says, “If I can’t have you, then no one can.” I think this has gone through everyone’s head at least a couple times in their life. The theme of this album talks about these natural thoughts and feelings to want and take—the desire to be in love and the desperation for someone else to love you. This song deals with human nature and our selfish tendencies. I like the music because it has a hint of Michael Jackson influence.
The New National Anthem I used to drive six hours just to see this girl that I liked. She was beautiful, but didn’t know it because she was from a small town. I went to her place once and it was completely empty because she was in the process of moving into another apartment. I remember making out with her in the dark in the middle of her empty carpeted floor. A lot of the lyrics are about that night. I recorded the intro to this song in our apartment in L.A. We used a lot of the original sounds from my ghetto little recording on the album.
Bulletproof Love “I’ve always been obsessed with happy songs that have morbid lyrics. Lyrically, this song is one of the darkest I’ve ever written. It’s about being obsessed with someone to the point where you’re hurting yourself. A lot of it is written almost like a suicide note meant to be found by the one you love. It’s completely crazy and extreme, but it’s also comforting “
Stay Away From My Friends This is about my ex-girlfriend trying to stay in close contact with my friends even after we had broken up. We all need our friends to be there for us and help us out during hard times. I wrote the piano parts in my living room at home in San Diego. We wanted to challenge ourselves with this song and make it as different as possible from the rest of the album. We threw it right in the middle of the album as a sort of a breath of fresh air. My friend Dave Yaden played all the keys on this record, as well as on [2007’s A Flair For The Dramatic], and that took everything to the next level. -Vic Fuentes
I Don’t Care If You’re Contagious I wrote a great deal of these lyrics after a young fan had explained to me that her boyfriend had just recently died in a car accident. She told me that he held her hand for the first time at our one of our shows. She told me that she just wanted to thank us for being a part of their lives. This was one of the most shocking and heartbreaking things I’d ever heard. I wrote the song as a gift to her. It’s meant to be her boyfriend speaking to her, telling her that he is still watching over her and that he will love her forever.
Disasterology This song is basically about a typical guy’s dream. It talks about girls, drinking and having the time of your life. It’s very poetic and drifts around just like a person’s mind would inside of a dream. I purposely just wrote down the first things that popped into my head. The chorus talks about building something beautiful only to destroy it. This is a very philosophical idea that I’ve played around with for a long time. I wrote most of the music in Florida with my good friend [former ADTR guitarist] Tom Denney. He and I worked on the music for this song, “The Boy Who Could Fly” and “The Sky Under The Sea.” Love you, Tom
Million Dollar Houses I wrote this song as a gift to my parents. It’s meant to be my dad talking to my mom. My dad has worked very hard his entire life as a painting contractor, struggling and fighting to make enough money to keep us going. We recently had to sell our house because things were just getting too expensive to afford anymore. This song is about how through all the years, my mom and dad have never let money tear them apart, and no matter how bad things got, they’ve always had each other. I strongly express my hatred for money and the way it sometimes fucks with people’s lives and families. All you need is love. The Beatles were right all along. Go figure.
The Sky Under The Sea This song is saying how he thinks that suicide is selfish.
Hell Above I wrote this song for all of our fans who feel like they don’t have a home or a place that they don’t fit in. It was all inspired by the letters, messages, and conversations that we’ve had with them over the last couple of years. In the chorus i say ‘this is a wasteland, my only retreat. ’ i am referring to the shows that we play as a temporary home for those who need it. It may not be much, but at least it’s a place where we can forget about our problems for a little while.
A Match Into Water I wrote this song for my ex-girlfriend who has been fighting breast cancer. She recently finished her last chemo-therapy treatment and i wrote the lyrics about how proud i am of her for making it through all of the pain and the treatment all on her own. She’s the strongest girl i’ve ever known and i am inspired by her everyday.
Bulls In The Bronx While they were recording some kids told Vic that a young girl (16) had just committed suicide. They explained that the band meant a lot to her and she felt that they should contact them and let them know what had happened. Attached to the message was a link to her tumblr page where she had posted a video explaining why it had all come to this and basically saying her goodbyes. The video haunted vic for weeks and he ended up writing about her every once in a while.
Tangled In The Great Escape This is about Vics friend who was/is addicted to drugs and he was afraid his friend was gonna die.
One Hundred Sleepless Nights That song is about a girl that really means a lot to me; kind of like that girl you feel could be “the one. ” We were kind of together, but we weren’t really official. We were both still seeing other people. She ended up getting pregnant and having a baby with someone else. That kind of ended the whole thing. It was an intense, confusing experience for both of us. She’s a young mom now and i still really cared about her, but she was with another guy. That song explains the night she told me what happened and what was going to happen.
Hold On Till May A girl i used to date once told me that her parents neglected her as a child. She remembered climbing this tree in her backyard and hiding from them just to see if they would look for her, or even notice that she was gone. I always thought it was such a sad story and i wrote this song for her. It also talks about the ups and downs in a relationship that we’ve had recently.
I got to see air Dubai, action item, and jake miller in Anaheim the other day it was a pretty good night. Jake, action item, and air Dubai all put on an amazing great show! I hung out with all the guys from air Dubai after the show they are super nice. Glad I finally got to meet them. After everyone headed out I ask for a group picture and the way Taylor told the guys "group picture with cinnamon," was so funny it made me laugh. I Can't wait to hang out with them again!:)
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It's so hard for me to have a normal teenage social life. I'm 17, I should be in high school, going to parties, going to dances, hanging out with friends you know stuff like that. I guess when your not a normal teenage you don't get that normal teen life right? I graduated when I was 16; so many people thought I was just going to be sitting at home because I was "to young to know what I wanted to do in life." Well I did know what I wanted and I'm glad that my mom is as supportive as she is. After first she was skeptical because I was a young girl but now she's completely on board with me. I decided I wanted to follow my dream of being in the music industry. So the Musicians Institute was the choice for me. So I'm a full time music business student, I intern at a management company, I still street team for all the bands I use too, and I have a job. So you see I'm a busy person. I may not be able to talk to my friends all the time, or go to parties with them but I'm following my dream. Most people my age don't understand why I'm so willing to give up my social life but I'm really not giving up my social life it's just a different one from theres. I submerge myself in the industry because this is my life. I'm so willing to work hard because this is all I want. It's okay if people don't understand why I do things the way I do because it will all be worth it when I'm happily working in the industry in a few years!<3 My favorite quote is "everyone dies but not everyone lives," well this is me working to live for what I love!<3
I'm really going to see Mayday Parade on November 13th oh my gosh no freaking way!! I've wanted to see them live forever now! :D http://maydayparade.com
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Hello Hello Teamers!
It’s time for the second mission in the Music Video Mini Mission Series! As you most likely know the official Nikki music video premiered on Vevo today. WOOHOO Let’s get the hype rolling with the Nikki Pick and Choose Mission.
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Mayday Parades new album comes out on the 8th they released ghosts and now they’ve released girls!:D it seems like a really good album. The lyric video for Girls is very different http://youtu.be/sdh-zVbwv3A I really like it though haha you can also preorder the album now!:D http://smarturl.it/MONSTERSITUNES
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Mayday Parade release a new song titled “Girls” and have a lyric video that’s great for sharing! The band also has digital pre-orders available on iTunes which offers an instant download of their new song. We’ll need your help to create some buzz about all this exciting...
Late night thoughts
We live in a society so quick to judge. Everyday we are judged based on our looks, personality, how we dress, what we like, etc. Most people look at another human being and think they have them all figured out. How can one look at another that they have never met before and say wow he/she is a slut/bitch/asshole. You don't know them, you know nothing about their personality, what they've been through all you really know is what they look like. Yet you judge them, countless times I've heard a friend say they hated someone and I ask "why do you hate them what did they do?" I always get a response along the lines of "no they haven't done anything I just hate them!" Most of us are quite similar we've gone through similar experiences, like similar things but yet we still judge people with out giving them a chance to even show you who they are. I remember in middle school I had this reputation that I could fight and that I was a "bitch" and it followed me until I went to high school. Truth is I had never been a real fight but yes I could fight because I took kickboxing classes in 6th grade after 4 15-17 year old girls tried jumping me when I was walking home from school. But the thing is I never told anyone at all that I was in kickboxing. Also I'm very sweet, I try to find the good in everyone, I'm very positive so I don't know where they got this idea of me. Did someone look at me and decided they knew who I was? That's not right! Where I was going with this post though is I went to a show on the 14th I had the greatest time of my life but when I first got there I was alone. Sounds awkward right going somewhere alone where you don't know anyone, well it's not. You're all there for the same reason you like the music there already one thing in common. Well I ended up talking to a lot of people that night. They didnt have a particular look or anything like that. They just happened to be next to me and they were all so nice. I've never felt so accepted anywhere. At these shows no one cares about the things society has taught us to question, to dislike, to make fun of. I didn't feel judge for how I dressed, my weight, my height, the way I looked. I was accepted, I was hugged, I was befriended. Why can't the rest of people be so eager to just accept people as they are? Why do we still fear the unknown? It's weird, society has so many people living in such a close minded way!