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@nataliacism9 ай бұрын
No one ever talks about Brendon being on 7 Minutes in Heaven and I was convinced people just couldn't tell the difference between their voices. great video!
@lexidarling9 ай бұрын
On that note, my embarrassing admission is that it took me about 12 years before I realized Justin from Motion City Soundtrack was on Chicago Is So Two Years Ago. 😅
@bruisedviolets9 ай бұрын
@@lexidarlinghe is…..?😂
@donnie39278 ай бұрын
THAT WAS HIM??
@maeb95749 ай бұрын
I will say as far as you talking about Patrick’s control over the album: there’s an interesting contradiction in how they talk about the creative process of Folie, because it is absolutely true that they’ve spoken to Patrick being very focused and having a very clear idea of how he wanted everything to sound, to the point of exclusion, but if I’m remembering correctly, Folie also included Joe a lot more in the writing process. People can correct me if I’m wrong but sometime prior to Folie Joe had gone to Patrick speaking to how he felt left out of the creative process, and so they collaborated a lot more in the creation of Folie, which is a part of why it is so sonically distinct from the others. Part of my interest in Folie as an album is that you have songs like I don’t care which were written entirely out of spite a few tracks away from what a catch, which feels so heartfelt from everyone involved, where Pete is writing from Patrick’s perspective and Patrick clearly put a lot of emotion and care into scoring that empathy. The story surrounding Folie has shifted over time but I think all of the ways they talk about it has an element of truth because there was tension but also attempts to bridge gaps that had been growing the years prior, there’s anger and sadness, and this is true of what we know going on around the creation of the album, but also in the music itself. There’s a lot of push and pull from emotions and truths that shouldn’t really fit together, but manage coexist in the same span of time. More than some of their other albums, it feels layered and complicated and messy but so vulnerable and real, and knowledge of the background of the making of it and the perspective hindsight gives builds on that because we have a better ideas of what went into making the music, so in some ways we can get more out of it.
@SunshineRiptide9 ай бұрын
Perfect for the 15th anniversary of folie a deux 🐻❤
@joeldrzycimski16299 ай бұрын
flyleaf note: i saw them in 2013 with their second singer, kristen may. she was incredible, but flyleaf fans were so horrible to her that she ended up leaving the band.
@Ppppppppppppppppppp979 ай бұрын
“Music really is the universal language” I totally agree. A good song can transcend all time and audiences and make you feel connected.
@tanktedd9 ай бұрын
No I totally understand where you just have those random band burst, my current band burst is The Hush Sound 😭
@tanktedd9 ай бұрын
Also I would compare folie a deux to like panic’s Pretty. Odd. since it was both kinda like a hiatus/split album
@Itsyaboy889 ай бұрын
Bob was a friend of mine, we used to play together, he was the original guitarist of the audition. good times.
@tanktedd9 ай бұрын
@@Itsyaboy88 Oh my god! That’s so sick.
@Itsyaboy889 ай бұрын
@@tanktedd yeah, me and Brendon used to talk all the time on AIM back in the day before they were signed. I found Panic! On pure volume. His screen name was aboynamedskip. He would send me tracks to listen to. He sent me a lot of Cher hahaha.
@lexidarling9 ай бұрын
20 Dollar Nosebleed is such a banger, it's like The Beatles if they slayed
@Frankensteinboy9 ай бұрын
LMFAO
@Rex-golf_player8109 ай бұрын
Pretty. Odd.
@nevermindgaming68488 ай бұрын
I like both bands but fall out boy are not on the same level as the Beatles
@Rex-golf_player8108 ай бұрын
@@nevermindgaming6848 i think u misunderstood the comment lole
@OneFlewCuckoo8 ай бұрын
@@nevermindgaming6848agreed
@Bren9 ай бұрын
God this is such a good f’n song! I could listen to Brendan waiver his voice 24/7 😆
@MiissMandii9 ай бұрын
i just found your youtube yesterday... been a huge... obsessive FOB fan for 16-17 years now, since i was 13. please don't stop making FOB vids, i will watch them all
@wade_says2 ай бұрын
It’s wild that both PATD and FOB released their BEST albums in the same year and they were both so different/unique. Patrick was like a mad scientist on Folie.
@Ang-nh1ee8 ай бұрын
I love this song so much!!!! Brendon’s vocals are the perfect addition!!!
@Nick-Nasty9 ай бұрын
Honestly I'm just now finding out that Brendan was on this song! But now that I've heard it i cant unhear it
@basket_kace9 ай бұрын
everything you said in the beginning of this is currently me with PATD so what better timing for this video lmao
@chobiechumpis9 ай бұрын
As always, good video. Good to see you still kicking it.
@SafeIsJustAShadow4098 ай бұрын
If it wasn't for watching the videos of you talking about the history of bands/artists, i would've never started listening to some of my favorite bands of all time, like Asking Alexandria, Attack Attack!, or Never Shout Never. So thank you for making these videos, you are awesome at what you do.
@unbornborg32619 ай бұрын
Cool to hear you talk about Flyleaf. I fell down a bit of a rabbit hole with them earlier this year as well. I watched some of their recent live videos like their Sick New World performance since they're doing some reunion shows with Lacey Sturm now. I like their first 3 albums too, though the first is the one I listen to the most, with I'm So Sick, Red Sam, and Fully Alive being some of my favorite songs of theirs. Interesting to find they also made a cover of What's This? from The Nightmare Before Christmas for a covers album in 2008 called Nightmare Revisited (which includes covers from All American Rejects, Marilyn Manson, Korn, Rise Against, Plain White T's, and Amy Lee from Evanescence, quite the wild lineup).
@vtlvx9 ай бұрын
relate to the starting to listen to a new band thing rn. started listening to cobra starship in June and now I must know everything. haven't been like this w a band since i started listening to panic at the disco 8 or so years ago.
@miles25938 ай бұрын
the thing with getting obsessed with bands is so real. happened to me summer of 2022 with the killers and now they’re my special interest lmao
@Rex-golf_player8107 ай бұрын
I think although patrick and brendon have similar voices especially in terms of how they both have a similar projection, i think patrick went more rnb style and brendon always sounded more "broadway" or theatre style
@kerofresh9 ай бұрын
the way you feel about flyleafs music is how I feel about reliant like sure their song are probably religious but be my escape is a banger and it makes me think of dangan ronpa so OOPS also 20 dollar nosebleed is a classic my vivid memory of that song is listening to it on loop after i took my asats lol
@HeyyJillian9 ай бұрын
I remember arguing with my friend in 7th grade about who was singing "the best part of believe is the lie" and now I know we were both wrong lmfao
@HeyyJillian9 ай бұрын
on your flyleaf note, my most recent hyper fixation is Taylor swifts music. I never thought I'd get into her but god damn she has made a swemo out of me. She's said that Pete is her favorite lyricist and honestly i can really see how his influences come through in her lyrics. Happy birthday folie!
@jrkern8 ай бұрын
That beginning part with Flyleaf, I need a video on them now - the rise and fall(?) of Flyleaf
@shanepeterson66409 ай бұрын
I love the honesty about your feeling towards Christian music. As someone raised evangelical, now hard atheist, I can entirely relate. Thank you.
@Colourinne9 ай бұрын
Ok I had no idea that Brendan was on 7 minutes until you said it and even now it’s hard to tell which part he is, sounds like the second ‘keep telling myself’
@bruisedviolets8 ай бұрын
yeah you’re right!
@dariarock97549 ай бұрын
Everytime somebody else sing on FOB songs,it always sound like Patrick,even Lil' Wayne(on song Tiffany Blews ).I guess it's because you don't expect somebody else but Patrick to sing on FOB song.I'm on Taylor Swift rabbit hole.And there long history of FOB x Taylor Swift.Pete and taylor in Band Hero commercial,Taylors' cover of Sugar We're Going Down on her Speak Now tour.FOB and Taylor live performance of ''My songs...'' on Victoria secret Fashion Show in 2013,same year Taylor and Patrick sing ''My songs...'' on her Red tour.On Speak Now(Taylor's version) she has song Electric Touch that featured Fall Oit Boy.There some other stuff i didn't mention about FOB x Taylor.Taylor and Hayley Williams from Paramore are frends for other 10 years(Hayley in Bad Blood MV,on song Castles Crumbling).Over the years i listened o lot of singers\bands.My first favorite band is Skillet(i was fan since 2011,i was 13 years old),Avril Lavigne fan( i'm still her fan,became her fan in 2013,but first heard her songs in 2006,than i was 8).I was Foo Fighters fan since 2018(listened them and watched their live performances(and other videos) whole 2018 and first half of 2019).Started to be really into FOB since july of 2021(since 2012 or 2013 listened some of their pre-hiatus songs,most of them are their hit songs,didn't heard their post-hiatus songs until 2021,in 2012 heard Patricks Soul Punk album,but don't got into it and forgot that i heard that album until started getting into FOB,heard Soul Punk again and now i love this album).Into Taylor Swift songs got into 2021,heard some of her old songs like You Belong With Me in 2013(i think first song i heard from her is I Knew You Were Trouble, really started getting into her music because of rerecording of her first 6 album).So yeah,i currently into FOB and Taylor Swift.My favorite FOB albums is Infinity On High,Folie a Deux, Save Rock and Roll,Mania and So Much (For) Stardust.I love their other albums,but this 5 album i love the most.
@AM-wg4ii8 ай бұрын
“I haven’t even begun to make enough videos about fall out boy.” So real.
@emmmm1079 ай бұрын
I didn't realize Elvis Costello was on What a Catch, Donnie until embarrassingly recently. I always thought it was Patrick Stump doing a different pitch.
@jillybean42477 ай бұрын
Relate to "suddenly into this band" hole, I started listening to The Academy Is after only being vaguely aware of their existence for most of my FBR phase (I was aware of William's existence because of Snakes on a Plane and the Sixteen Candles video but. . .) and now I'm obsessed. I happened upon the video of him and Gabe on stage at When We Were Young and it awakened something in me. 🤣
@ryanrobertson97445 ай бұрын
Criminal that this is the only song with both considering the history, popularity and similar sound of both voices
@kathleen6878 ай бұрын
I am always looking for a life update! Happy New Year!
@tennisdad27389 ай бұрын
I used to belt the lyrics to this song in middle school and thought I sounded just like Patrick
@dilanelysium51189 ай бұрын
WILLIAM BECKETT SAID WHAT
@zoofie8 ай бұрын
Hahahaha 1 minute in and you just described my phase and rabbit hole right now. Loved P!atd since Fever as the old emo kid I am… but now, for two weeks, I’ve been obsessed with everything about them. That’s even how I found you! Thanks for making great content. When I’m done with P!atd (for this time) I’ll probably keep going with your FoB content.. 😂
@leahd6599 ай бұрын
I’m sooo happy to hear someone rave even a bit for Flyleaf!! Lots of bands have had fan renaissances but truly no one talks about how good Flyleaf is. It’s also so much fun repping a band that is very proudly christian (while i am very not christian), and to mention their lyrics are also so clearly religious and focused around it lol
@carlostorres11718 ай бұрын
I demand a video on A Skylit Drive and the like! 😊
@soysaucehairdye78698 ай бұрын
I agree with you and I love all three Lacey Flyleaf albums. I actually would say their second album is their best even if their first album has the more iconic hits. I think the second album has the best vocal melodies. Lacey's best song to me will always be 'Break You're Knees' followed by a lot of their pre-Flyleaf songs which are all also great such as 'Supernatural.'
@sharkiefish52958 ай бұрын
brendon's name is misspelt as 'brendan' in the credits of cork tree lol
@Colourinne9 ай бұрын
Owyeaaah I get like that with discovering new bands. I’m there with Waterparks at the moment! ‘Who are they and you can’t tell me the lead singer isn’t the same guys as the guys from forever the sickest kids’ 😂 it’s not, but lord they sound similar
@IxQuit8 ай бұрын
I have to admit that sometimes on the radio during this era I would get Panic and FoB mixed up.
@insertrandomnamehere9 ай бұрын
easily one of my favorite videos of all time
@x_x42699 ай бұрын
hell yeah
@chelseacarcrash9 ай бұрын
Even though i was warned beforehand i was still not prepared for the growl... SO funny
@SanktaLo9 ай бұрын
folie a deux is like top 3 best fob album and i LOVED this fucking song so much, so i'm excited to see the recording!!
@carlostorres11718 ай бұрын
Re: Band fixations Not me listening to Relient K’s “Forget and Not Slow Down” over and over again
@megangers4299 ай бұрын
i can’t believe i just learned in 2023 that william bekett aang the best part of believe is the lie… this is humiliating i’ve listened since 2005
@theripenedheart9 ай бұрын
Never enough Fall Out Boy
@mythgirl1234567898 ай бұрын
I gotta argue with you about the vibrato thing, I sing and my vibrato is as crazy as Brendon's because of singing FOB songs (i.e. carpal tunnel of love, the chorus very much is a vocal technique that lends itself to having a plosive vibrato which is a very FAST up and down sound to the vocals at the end of notes). I don't think he can help it!! He is able to hold out solid notes, but with certain ways of singing at specific times, it's hard to mute it bc it's not on purpose. But great video, I love watching Brendon go PPPPERManent.
@chrismaghintay9 ай бұрын
My favorite track by them! This is gonna be good. "Don't sneak into your first line." Good advice!
@estebanleal9 ай бұрын
i am here for fall out boy xD
@HDM8249 ай бұрын
Well well well, he’s back
@antarius469 ай бұрын
Sorry, did you just say it was WILLIAM BECKETT who sang that part?! I always thought it was just a different tone as well! ... Cozy, casually dropping yet another nugget of information on something I thought I knew mostly everything about. AGAIN. Where did you find that out, was it in the liner notes, or an interview, or..? This is genuinely my favourite channel on KZbin. Don't stop what you're doing, my man, I'll always be here for it ❤
@hotstankygarbage7888 ай бұрын
PERMANENT JETLAAAAG
@tennisdad27388 ай бұрын
Have you ever thought about doing a video on The Fall Of Troy? I really like them
@MountainsBreath6 ай бұрын
Please! We need a Shai Hulud doc!!! I will post this on all of your videos until you relent!!
@lizzieb629 ай бұрын
Joe has said that he put himSELF in the background.
@catface1019 ай бұрын
I don't know why you're hung up about what Pete said lol. He said ppl can't tell them apart. Because they sound the same! It's like Stumps guest vocal on The Hush Sound's Don't Wake Me Up. He sounds similar to Bob Morris, and Brendon Urie even did that vocal live during a show once. It's nothing to do with a vocal double.
@nevermindgaming68488 ай бұрын
Tbh if you want good Christian emo rock you should listen to hawk nelson a deep dive video would be amazing
@michaelhowell28099 ай бұрын
Its funny because Patrick says they wanted tonsavior every moment but why do the album so fast?
@FlockofSmeagles8 ай бұрын
if you worked on your presentation a little bit more and upgraded your set, you'd pop off. You're a really entertaining guy, man. You should consider diving deeper into building your channel.
@ronnieblanchet40728 ай бұрын
SOLI DEO GLORIA (To The Glory Of God Alone) Father, Son & Holy Spirit -Ronnie
@curtoverton94319 ай бұрын
I remember meeting Lacey. I felt hot
@laonda.originals9 ай бұрын
Your mocking of spirituality while holding desperately tight onto teen angst was a hard to hill to get over. Trying again today because this song was interesting.