Excerpts about the making of Folie a Deux from “Where Are Your Boys Tonight” by Chris Payne.
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Excerpts about the making of Folie a Deux from “Where Are Your Boys Tonight” by Chris Payne.
This video is finally true. Happy 41st birthday Lunchbox
Fall Out Boy // 2005 // by Ken Schles
“I think a lot of kids have considered themselves personal ambassadors to Fall Out Boy,” Wentz explains, picking at his permanently chipped black nail polish. “The reason our record was No. 9 when it came out was because of all these kids—not because of radio and MTV. None of that had happened yet.” But it did happen—in a big way.
Fall Out Boy may have earned enough music industry bragging rights to last a lifetime of high school reunions, but somewhere between the adoration and the accolades, the band’s music also managed to speak to—and for—an entire generation that needed a voice. " Leslie Simon // Associated Press // 2020
As Fall Out Boy’s From Under The Cork Tree turns 15, we take a look back at the band’s career the year the acclaimed emo record was released
"When we saw James burn his arm at that Metallica show, we KNEW we had to have pyro at our shows." - Andrew John Hurley
Meanwhile, Pete's probably thinking about his MANIA jacket being burnt to a crisp while performing.
why’s he sitting like that
guys, I did it again... oh well.
Another FOB-crackvid, just for you guys <3
what is the camerawork in this interview
i paused at the wrong (right) moment