#panic split

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Unemployed Brendon

[oddpretty]

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Brendon Urie’s inspiration to end Panic! he went with the Heroes route 😂😂😂

[plausiblylisteningtomusic]

it’s been 10 years since the split. ten. years. AN ENTIRE FUCKING DECADE WITHOUT RYAN AND JON IN THE BAND.

[ryden-theories-blog]

When The Day Met The Night/From A Mountain...

Today I’m here to talk about From A Mountain In The Middle Of The Cabins and When The Day Met The Night, and how I think the two create a story. Because of the length of the titles, FAMITMOTC will be called Cabins and WTDMTN will be Day and Night.

Now, some people think the two songs are about Brendon, some think Keltie. Personally, I think Ryan kind of mixed the traits and stories of Brendon and Keltie, and maybe more lovers, to create the characters of the ‘Sun’ and ‘Moon’ we encounter in these two songs. The two songs draw many parallels: both tell the story of two lovers, both are about whirlwind romances in the summer, among other similarities involving imagery that I don’t really feel like getting into.

Anywho, Day and Night starts us off with how the pair met. Our sun, who we can assume is Ryan, is at a low point in his life when he meets his moon. She ‘saved’ him, so to speak, and they instantly fell in love. The rest of the song is pretty straightforward, talking honestly and lovingly about the two, and their romance. Pretty simple, right? Right.

But it gets more complex when we put the two together and look at Cabins. Now, this song isn’t as popular and it is certainly more complex than Day and Night, there’s a lot of tricky metaphor and buried meanings. Huh, wonder why that is. Maybe Ryan didn’t want to make it obvious that he was writing about HIS relationship.

Whatever the case, this song is about our Golden Couple… who have grown to resent each other. Ryan describes the moon as ‘crying’ with a ‘halo in her hair’, indicating that she’s some sort of fallen angel. He then goes on to say that there are ‘feathers everywhere’, almost like she’s shedding her wings and coming undone. It then goes on to describe that she’s crying through a rusted smile, meaning it’s fake, tired, and a shadow of what it once was. Her partner, the sun, isn’t so simple and pure now: he’s a ‘drug farm entrepreneur’. He tells the moon to go spin in circles for him (note that Keltie was a dancer before she became Reality TV Trash [Before anyone gets angry, Keltie is no angel: check out THIS post) basically saying to idly wait and dance around an empty relationship, telling her to entertain herself. She’s ‘wound relentlessly around the words we used to sling’, stuck in the past and still angry about old arguments. This could be about Brendon OR Keltie here.

He then angrily tells the moon that if she’s leaving, leave. If you’re going, then GO. Clearly, it’s over: they’re dancing around the decaying corpse of what was once a loving relationship.

The second verse is more tricky. He seems to be talking about how their love was ruined by something that seemed playful and breezy (a kite), but there were ‘strings attached’ that pulled them down slowly. The wishes sinking like stones are saying that the moons hopes and dreams, maybe for her life, maybe for their love, are fading away into nothingness.

Once again, the sun tells the moon that if she’s leaving, leave. But ironically enough, in the end, it wasn’t the moon who left--it was the sun.

[ayaskam]

Ryan said he thought Brendon and Spencer would not use panic name after the split but in May they had already announced tour with blink and one show with no doubt. Was Ryan so naive? Didn’t he notice that something wrong was going on? Or he lied about the name and everything? What for? To cover other lies? Obviously he could not have said that they had casted him out… ???

[ryden-theories-blog]

Oh???? What is this???

that seems pretty gay