Painic! at the Disco| Pray for the Wicked Album Review

[@viv7627]

My favorites on this album are King of the Clouds, and The Overpass. Those two songs are the only ones I can see myself going back to realistically. The thing I'm disappointed in the most is that this album lacks the emotional depth that all of the other Panic! albums has. I feel like there's many, many chances that could draw me in but it didn't. The other thing is really petty and personal, but my mom doesn't like it either for the same reason. I know that's ridiculous to judge the album because of my mom but I just remember when Death of a Bachelor came out my 16 year old ass and my mom's 56 year old ass use to blast it and scream the lyrics and just had fun. The energy and feeling was universal between us. Each song had so much energy and it made us happy to share it with each other. When PFTW came out we blasted it and we had to stop to talk about it...I know its foolish to chalk the success of a album to past memories but I just felt empty after listening to it.

[@error13_genderexpunged]

I feel like I'm the only person who likes the "dYIng in LA" chop

[@lucax8934]

mR. StUmP? I LOVE IT

[@Jasonthehoney]

I love your videos

[@error13_genderexpunged]

I look at this album as just a fun pop summer album and I don't feel like it's meant to be taken too seriously imo, I didn't expect much so I wasn't disappointed

[@Jasonthehoney]

And I love you

[@JR-fb3dq]

Roaring 20s has such a cool melody. It has so much potential but the lyrics ruin it. I think some more clever lyrics could have conveyed a similar message with some sneaky metaphors. It just seems a little lazy…