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Welcome to the Black Parade | My Chemical Romance
Released: 2006
Artist: My Chemical Romance
Album: The Black Parade
Genres: Emo, Alternative rock, Pop-punk, Alternative/Indie
It is about his passage out of life and the memories he has of it. "The Patient" dies and death comes for him in the form of a parade.
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[@empyrealone]

Please don't listen to anyone telling you this isn't rock music. There are many subgenres of rock music, this is one of them. Some people are just snobby about it. This whole album is really good and is a concept album around the main character dying from cancer.

[@charlesfitzgerald9631]

Emo scheemo…..It’s great ROCK music !

[@hotdadbod]

Loudwire had it #37 in the top 50 hard rock songs of the 21st century! Anyone that doesn't think this is rock is just a hater.

[@Wukong7124]

As a hard-core metal head, I agree with this statement. My Chem is rock, and I'll fight anybody who says otherwise😂

[@Rbb0828]

It’s also inspired by 9/11 - the leader singer witnessed it

[@michaelccozens]

@@Rbb0828 Slight correction; this song isn't specifically inspired by 9/11, but the forming of MCR as a whole was. Gerard Way was working as a graphic designer just across the Hudson from NYC, and so saw the attacks first-hand. MCR was how he and his band-mates sought to channel their anger and despair over that terrible hate and violence into something positive. Way, being a comic-book nerd from way back, continued his writing and illustrating, creating the comic "Doom Patrol" that was turned into an excellent TV series not too long ago (still waiting on the next season, guys!). The show also served as something of a launch-pad for Brendan Fraser's renewed acting career, pre-"The Whale".

[@kevinb5417]

This isn't a song. It's an anthem.

[@lynnd4888]

Gerard Way's voice is nothing but pure emotion! MCR is my favorite band. You completely nailed the meaning

[@datdude212]

I always kinda liked this song, but 7 years ago I went to visit my dad in the hospital and we learned he had advanced liver cancer. When I got in my truck to leave I turned on the radio and this song started, like insane perfect timing. My dad died three days later at home and this song gets to me every time I hear now. Love it and miss you Pops!

[@fridaylong2812]

My condolences on your loss.

[@StephanieLee48]

My condolences lost my mom to cancer as well 💔😔

[@kevinb5417]

I'm the same way with Come Sail Away. It was my mother's favorite song. I can't listen to it anymore without crying.

[@idesireahimbo]

I didn’t fully understand this song, arguably this entire album, until my mother got breast cancer. I’d always loved this song, but I connected more to the lyrics of other MCR songs. But after her diagnosis, everything suddenly clicked.

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

@@idesireahimbo yeah

[@macmcgee5116]

One thing many people miss in this video... I did too for a long time... In the beginning, when the patient is dying. The nurses are there, but no loved ones... No family. The album that this song is from (The Black Parade) is a concept album. Every song in the album tells a part of the story of the patient coming to terms with his imminent death from cancer. Through the songs you learn why he is alone at the end. In this song, he is at the point where he finally accepts his fate. As he crosses over, Death comes to greet him in the form of his favorite memory. That of a parade he saw with his father. In this parade he is finally joined by other souls and is no longer alone. Then Death tells him that... Although his life wasn't perfect... It was a life worth being remembered. And his memory will live on. Admittedly I may not be 100% on point with it all... But from what I have gathered from listening to the album quite a few times and from interviews I have heard with the band... I think I am pretty close. As for those who say it isn't rock?!... Well it is a sub genre and it isn't for everybody. Emo... Or maybe Emo Rock... I am actually a good bit older than most people into this kind of music (born in 1970) and only discovered this band a few years ago... But this band... More specifically this album.. is among some of the greatest stuff out there in my opinion.

[@Pilutta100]

Wonderful . My English is not so good,but I'm early 70s child also and got the same conclusions . Intensely loving MCR since 2006 and apparently will never stop. Very good comment you did, had to respond.

[@michelelearner297]

Born 1967 and started listening to MCR a few years ago. It definitely carries meaning for people long past their teens and 20s. Most recently, I've been working to put in place more of the kinds of things that will help prevent my life from becoming, as another song on this album puts it, "a lifelong wait for a hospital stay."

[@Pilutta100]

@@michelelearner297 I'm 1971, Theese guys are in their 40s now and I think they got it in their late 20s actually. Gerard is the best lyricist ,always love for ppl that get it 😌

[@nuttynut2240]

Hit the nail on the head

[@markrobinson3387]

This is the Millennial’s version of Bohemian Rhapsody and even further MCR is our generations Queen. Imo. Only coming from a place of love and respect. ❤

[@Meg-uo1ro]

This is an Emo (rock) Anthem. I recommend everyone look into the meaning of this album - Wendigoon did an amazing video on it a few years ago. Your appreciation for the album will go to crazy levels.

[@amygenevalee6393]

Yes! His breakdown of the album is the best I’ve seen.

[@humbleenergy.]

🖤 love you steph n jay!! This was a big song when I was in High school in the UK and people were bullied for being "emo, mosher, goth" or anyone who felt they didn't fit in. We took pride in being different. It's sort of our fed up anthem 🤣

[@fridaylong2812]

People who harass those who aren't just like them, are weak and insecure losers.

[@neoscencez]

This.

[@sickoftrump-wm9ng]

They are way more than rock music. Stellar musicians and song writers.

[@jasmirgarcia8034]

She totally understood the whole meaning of the song 😮

[@rodelmendoza9024]

This song is like the national anthem for us 90's kid. Not all but some.

[@eko9554]

Well this came out in 2006 so or if you’re talking you were a teen in the 2000s but was a kid during the 90s.

[@shinjite06]

@@eko9554 maybe he meant born in the 90s

[@LizONLY]

I think you guys were the first people to really get it. Great reaction! New subscriber!

[@StephanieLee48]

Thanks for your support

[@debbyemerson3877]

There's so many layers to this song. When you grow up, will you be the savior of the broken, the beaten and the danned? Gets me every time

[@ProfessorBlahKay]

the smile he had the whole song made my day!

[@magnum_cx8805]

I’m so glad you’re not dismissing it as just emo teen bullshit. If you’re gonna do more (please do more), I highly recommend “Famous Last Words” or “The Ghost of You”!

[@annabellehe4307]

"Sing" is a really beautiful song and cinematic music video of theirs I highly recommend

[@liljay216]

Love you guys thanks for reacting to my music of my youth..bless you guys

[@jmack1097]

GREAT REACTION. 1ST TIME I HEARD THIS. I HAD TO GO FIND THE NEAREST WHITE BOY I SAW AND ASKED "WHO IS THIS" LOL

[@Pilutta100]

And I loved your reaction, imsorry didnt say ❤

[@SCUZZI87]

Oh please do their song and video for “Helena”!

[@jrRabet]

I find it fascinating how many people default to this is a song about dying happy and without regrets. That is a common hopeful message but that isn't what this is about. This is about a person who struggled through life, made poor decisions, turned their back on loved ones and hated the world for their cancer. This song is about accepting their death even though they still want to live. It's about their most precious childhood memory of going to see a matching band and that becoming an allegory for death, then the voice of death reassuring them that their memory will carry on, and even while they're accepting these words they still scream I don't care showing their struggles to accept death. At least that's what I think.

[@annabellehe4307]

Mcr got me through high school ♡

[@hilarywilkes7853]

I love listening to this song and my daughter playing it on the piano ❤

[@mufasa6324]

Great reaction, I think you captured the meaning of the song…

[@ztg33]

Subscribing just cause you understood MCR black parade and had great feedback. 1st video. Looking to see much more

[@princedejour2686]

This used to play all the time in the bars when I was in college!

[@amygenevalee6393]

Amazing concept album. I recommend you check out their song Ghost of You next.

[@RamRod13]

Definitely a different type of parade, but we march with you nonetheless.

[@eileenbaran7040]

I think your right

[@dunagan82]

I love steph! Such a great take from the video. She obviously felt something from the song. This song gets me every time. It's so good

[@Atrelltonyzaki]

Sing Ghost of you Helena Okay Are some good ones to by mcr I love mcr

[@ishrojas124]

Lmao she got me 20 seconds in. God bless ya puff puff

[@nicolerhodes71981]

I’ve been listening to this band for over twenty years. They have gotten me though a lot. This album came out at the same time my grandfather passed away, so I will forever think of him when I hear it. This band is my generation’s Queen. 100%

[@druvik2052]

Please react to "cancer" by the same band. Incredible lyrics

[@56kwith200ping]

Im 46 and I rock this music. Age is a number. Mind is everything.

[@MaRoach7]

Love this song

[@odoylerules4503]

that’s joe rogan cousin

[@stupidsminkle]

love your reaction, lemme go watch more of yall's videos! hah!

[@parkercoe3727]

Love the intro. Great tribute to the song.

[@adrianboardman162]

The whole album is a kind of Rock Opera. Think Meat Loaf when Jim Steinman was writing the music. Everything interlinked.

[@tawogtrailers]

this album and this band got me through a lot of things, especially this song. I know it may be tough ask, but i would love to see your reaction to Good Charlotte's song Hold On. It has a VERY powerfull message.

[@angelastephenitch3082]

Ive been a fan of MCR for a few years now. Gerard Ways voice is perfection. if you get time listen to "Blood" "Teenagers" or "I dont love you" actually any of their songs make me wanna throw my panties at Gerard on stage.

[@barrettbrown8458]

Seriously, y’all should do Creeping death by Metallica concert Moscow 1991 1.6million people in attendance they performed for

[@tiffanyalberti2029]

Please react to the Progressive Metal Band called Enigmatic Infinity. Song: A Disquieting Letter

[@pjjones6996]

Great analysis! I was not sure about the medal but I agree with you!Thx made it more meaningful!

[@nicolelowe3619]

The frontman- Gerard way is very talented. He also wrote and co produced the umbrella academy tv series

[@recjr7685]

Fun fact; Andrew Lloyd Webber likes this song

[@aracelismartinez0736]

I agree too this group amazing they there so good yep 👍🏼

[@terrylewis_]

I *love* concept albums. This whole album is really great.

[@greigmcarthur3821]

Great to see you two again!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

[@Sausageholster]

I love y’all

[@jokuz9133]

Steph gets prettier & prettier

[@StephanieLee48]

😊❤

[@donwon7592]

Will carry on!

[@albabaez4672]

Lol I’m in my early 30s this song brings back so many memories MCR ❤