Fall Out Boy

LMFAOLMFAOLFMAOFLMAOSDHLASUIGDLASIGDLAISGDSA
omfg
sorry
You're lucky you didn't say that on FOBR.
And that I'm nice

sXe means straightedge.

Love On Hiatus.:

LMFAOLMFAOLFMAOFLMAOSDHLASUIGDLASIGDLAISGDSA
omfg
sorry
You're lucky you didn't say that on FOBR.
And that I'm nice

sXe means straightedge.

ohh like hardcore straight edge..im sorry i study too much

thnank u for being nice

You can just say "straightedge"
I'm straightedge.

No problem.

im straightedge to oh well

Go straightedge people xD

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*basks in stupitity*

I think I need to get some sleep.

Oh and btw, anyone got a good Joe fan fic to read. Or even any FOB related fan fic. I'm boooooorrrrreeeedddd!

from Yahoo! music

Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz is far more recognizable than the average rock band bassist.
With jet-black asymmetrical bangs, slightly smeared eyeliner and a toothy grin, Wentz certainly makes for a memorable image, but it's his public antics that have created such an unforgettable impression.
"I honestly don't care what the perception is of me to the world," says the 27-year-old, while sipping on a Starbucks' vanilla latte on a rainy day in New York City. "It's a weird thing to have come to, but after you've gone through the ringer so many times you don't care. But I do care how people think of my band so that becomes problematic."
Since emerging from suburban Chicago, Fall Out Boy has sold an impressive 3 million copies of their major-label debut, 2005's "From Under the Cork Tree," received a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist and secured their place as rock stars: their latest album, "Infinity On High," debuted at No. 1 on the album charts this month.
The four-piece band's singer/guitarist Patrick Stump is a seemingly reserved guy often credited as the band's musical mastermind — the Edge to Wentz's Bono. But their celebrity bassist has resumed duties usually reserved for frontmen. He's been linked to Hollywood starlets like Lindsay Lohan and Ashlee Simpson, and even underwent a media maelstrom after naked photos he took of himself with his Sidekick were leaked on the Internet.
"The first 48 hours I just like quit my band and wouldn't talk to anybody," says Wentz of Sidekickgate. "It's like a footnote now, like how Michael Jackson set his hair on fire in a Pepsi commercial."
And though he's been accused of releasing the photos himself, Wentz shrugs it off, understanding why people might pin such an allegation on him.
"It's this bizarre thing where you can kind of control your own destiny," he says of the Internet age. "People are able to kind of guide their own press and create this wave behind it."
Stump says the attention on Wentz made the band more focused as a unit.
"It basically forced us to make an album quickly because I wanted to make sure people remembered that we're a band and not a sideshow," says Stump. "People always want to see Pete in this 'I'm-a-crazy-rock-star' light and it's a shame because they lose so much about him in the fine print. And more than anything, they lose so much about the music. It's horribly frustrating."
"People only want to hear about drama and bad stuff," adds guitarist Joe Trohman. "No one wants to know that things are good."
And things are good for Fall Out Boy. Their new album's instant success came as a happy surprise to the band.
"It was strange," says Stump. "It's still one of those things where you're waiting to find out you're on 'Punk'd.'"
The album reunites the group with "Cork Tree" producer Neal Avron and, in an unexpected move for a young rock band, pop and R&B producer-extraordinaire Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds on two tracks.
It also finds the band taking more chances, including a Coldplay-inspired "piano song," a nod to Jeff Buckley (and ultimately Leonard Cohen) with a chorus of "Hallelujah" within a song, a guest rap by their boss, Def Jam President Jay-Z on the opener, and whispers of bad reviews they've received on another track.
"It's easy to hide behind conventions you've used before, a certain chord progression or melody that you know is going to be safe," says Stump. He says he pushed himself not to fear the musically unknown when writing "Infinity On High" because of the media misconception of his band.
"You don't get that much time in the public eye, and if that's what people expect ... all these sensationalized ideas about us ... if that's who you think we are, I'm going to make the best record I can possibly make to dispel that idea because I don't think that's who we are."
The result has been a critically acclaimed album, and a hit single, "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race," that both mainstream and indie radio stations are supporting.
"Fall Out Boy has done everything right on their climb to the top of the next wave of commercially successful punk bands," says Joe Escalante, morning show host of Indie 103.1 FM in Los Angeles. "They earned a following by performing well, not by hustling kids with hype. And they paid their punk rock dues."
Fall Out Boy makes no bones about their joy of creating anthems for the masses, they maintain that commercial success is not their end goal.
"We're not denying that we want to be the biggest band and want to sell records, but we're not about moving units," says Trohman.
These guys have other interests. Wentz, for one, has self-published a book, "The Boy With the Thorn In His Side" (named after the song by his beloved Smiths), created an affordably priced clothing line, Clandestine Industries, that has partnered with DKNY for a line out this Spring, and even helped catapult the career of FOB's kid-brother equivalent Panic! At the Disco by signing them to his Decaydance label. He also recently bought a home in Los Angeles and acquired a roommate: his English bulldog Hemingway.
"Everything about my life was pretty narcissistic," he admits. "And now with him, there's this kind of love that you can't get from anything else."

srry i didnt read it all my eyes hurt and Clandestine afforadble !

Hollywood UnDead:

srry i didnt read it all my eyes hurt and Clandestine afforadble !

wait...what?

did you buy new decked out clandestine?

how can Pete be SXE? He has sex...alot

*billie_joe_authority*:

how can Pete be SXE? He has sex...alot

No CASUAL sex.
as in.
no fucking the first person you see
Pete hasn't.
for all you know, he probably didn't have sex with Ashlee, Michelle or Lindsay.

Love On Hiatus.:

*billie_joe_authority*:

how can Pete be SXE? He has sex...alot

No CASUAL sex.
as in.
no fucking the first person you see
Pete hasn't.
for all you know, he probably didn't have sex with Ashlee, Michelle or Lindsay.

I know that, I thought that meant that you completely save yourself for marriage.

stupid Catholic

you don't havta get all gangsta on me

*billie_joe_authority*:

Love On Hiatus.:

*billie_joe_authority*:

how can Pete be SXE? He has sex...alot

No CASUAL sex.
as in.
no fucking the first person you see
Pete hasn't.
for all you know, he probably didn't have sex with Ashlee, Michelle or Lindsay.

I know that, I thought that meant that you completely save yourself for marriage.

stupid Catholic

you don't havta get all gangsta on me

It's based on that song by Minor Threat.

I didn't get gangster ._.

I never heard of them O_o

whatever, lets not spam.

I just made a conga line with my FOB dolls lmfa

THE NEW FALL OUT BOY SINGLE IS THNKS FR THE MMRS

They just announced it.

My rummor tumor is itching again heres off PerezHilton.com:

Spotted: Pete Wentz leaving hot new celebrity lounge Winston's in Hollywood on Wednesday night with none other than Lindsay Lohan. The pair left in the same car and then went to Lohan's apartment to after-party with friends.

so he went to a party.
shocking.

Not so fast Mrs. Potato Head!

Just as she's trying to make the moves on her new man, the ex-girlfriend comes in for the kill.

A big "scene" went down between Pete Wentz, Michelle Trachtenberg and Rumer Willis at Teddy's in Hollywood on Tuesday night.

Despite last weekend's flirtations with Potato, the Fall Out Boy bassist only had eyes for Buffy's little sister.

"Pete confronted Michelle and they got into a heated conversation," a spywitness reveals exclusively to PerezHilton.com. "Rumer kept trying to talk to Pete, but he was ignoring her."

A dejected Willis sat sulking in a corner watching Wentz and Trachtenberg rekindle their romance and passionately argue.

"Pete kept trying to touch Michelle's face," says an observer. "He soooo wanted to kiss her! Poor Rumer looked heartbroken."

At one point, a group of girls came up the Fall Out Boy to ask him to dance. A source tells us, "Pete turns around, grabs Michelle and says to the girls, 'My girlfriend gets really jealous when I dance with other girls, right baby?'"

Wentz and Trachtenberg were spotted leaving the club together.

Awwww. Poor Potato Head!

Don't worry Rumer. We're sure you'll be able to find a boyfriend at Wonderland.

whats with the potato head?

its Michille Trantenbuam look i up on PerezHilton.com