History Music / FallOutBoy

* LyricalDissonance: "7 Minutes in Heaven (Atavan Halen)," which is about Wentz's suicide attempt, is written to happy, fun music. It's quite misleading. Most of the lyrics on ''Infinity On High'' gets this treatment too.

** Zigzagged with the tracks from ''So Much (For) Stardust'', with around half the tracks having a NonAppearingTitle and the other half providing a TitleDrop.

** The title track off of ''So Much (For} Stardust'' calls back to the first song on the album, "Love from the Other Side":
--> You were the sunshine of a lifetime/What would you trade the pain for? I'm not sure

* EmoMusic: One of the most contentious topics you'll hear discussed about the band, as the page intro would tell you. Your understanding of emo likely informs whether or not you think emo was a footnote in FOB's story or a defining aspect. In the mid-00s, Fall Out Boy were seen by some as the poster children for "emo pop", described as a style mixing the gloominess and hardcore punk elements of emo with catchy pop punk. That being said, a lot of bands including Fall Out Boy were lumped into that categorization and mocked to the point where that categorization would be considered a smear rather than an accurate assessment of their genre. As mentioned in the note on top of the page, Fall Out Boy took influence from early emo acts such as Music/{{Jawbreaker}} and Braid (The title of "Grand Theft Autumn" is a direct reference to a Braid song of the same name), but the band started swerving from that path by the release of ''Infinity on High'', even as soon as ''From Under The Cork Tree'' if you're feeling charitable. The early emo influence fell out in favor of general pop rock with a particular emphasis on the ''pop'' and [[GenreRoulette experimentation in other genres]] by way of incorporating elements of hip-hop, electronic music, and others. Even with the early emo influences, Fall Out Boy never considered themselves an emo band and often rejected being lumped in with the other bands that got put into the category around the mid-00s, even calling the tendency out lyrically on Thriller[[note]]Make us poster boys for your scene, but we are not making an acceptance speech[[/note]] and the entirety of "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race".

While they've tackled a number of genres, the band's most popular and acclaimed work falls pretty squarely under {{pop punk}}, and they are considered one of the most influential bands in the genre of their time. They're also regularly considered as one third of "the Holy Music/{{Emo}} Trinity"[[note]]a moniker generally applied and agreed upon by younger fans on social media[[/note]] alongside Music/PanicAtTheDisco and Music/MyChemicalRomance, but whether or not they can be classified as emo depends on your definition of emo.[[note]]They might not define themselves as such anymore, and the influence they took from early emo acts like Music/{{Jawbreaker}} and Braid (already becoming less apparent by the time they rose to stardom) were all but gone from ''Folie A Deux'' onward, but since when has that ever stopped anybody from trying?[[/note]]

While they've tackled a number of genres, the band's most popular and acclaimed work falls pretty squarely under {{pop punk}}, and they are considered one of the most influential bands in the genre of their time. They're also regularly considered as one third of "the Holy Music/{{Emo}} Trinity"[[note]]a moniker generally applied and agreed upon by younger fans on social media[[/note]] alongside Music/PanicAtTheDisco and Music/MyChemicalRomance, but whether or not they can be classified as emo depends on your definition of emo.[[note]]They might not define themselves as such anymore, and the influence they took from early emo acts like Music/{{Jawbreaker}} and Braid, already becoming less apparent by the time they rose to stardom, were all but gone from ''Folie A Deux'' onward, but since when has that ever stopped anybody from trying?[[/note]]

While they've tackled a number of genres, the band's most popular and acclaimed work falls pretty squarely under {{pop punk}}, and they are considered one of the most influential bands in the genre of their time. They're also regularly considered as one third of "the Holy Music/{{Emo}} Trinity"[[note]]a moniker generally applied and agreed upon by younger fans on social media[[/note]] alongside Music/PanicAtTheDisco and Music/MyChemicalRomance, but whether or not they can be classified as emo depends on your definition of emo.[[note]]They might not define themselves as such anymore, and the influence they took from early emo acts like Braid are all but gone from ''Folie A Deux'' onward, but since when has that ever stopped anybody from trying?[[/note]]

* EmoMusic: One of the most contentious topics you'll hear discussed about the band, as the page intro would tell you. Your understanding of emo likely informs whether or not you think emo was a footnote in FOB's story or a defining aspect. In the mid-00s, Fall Out Boy were seen by some as the poster children for "emo pop", described as a style mixing the gloominess and hardcore punk elements of emo with catchy pop punk. That being said, a lot of bands including Fall Out Boy were lumped into that categorization and mocked to the point where that categorization would be considered a smear rather than an accurate assessment of their genre. As mentioned in the note on top of the page, Fall Out Boy took influence from early emo acts such as Braid (The title of "Grand Theft Autumn" is a direct reference to a Braid song of the same name), but the band started swerving from that path as soon as ''Infinity on High'', even as soon as ''From Under The Cork Tree'' if you're feeling charitable. The early emo influence fell out in favor of general pop rock with a particular emphasis on the ''pop'' and [[GenreRoulette experimentation in other genres]] by way of incorporating elements of hip-hop, electronic music, and others. Even with the early emo influences, Fall Out Boy never considered themselves an emo band and often rejected being lumped in with the other bands that got put into the category around the mid-00s, even calling the tendency out lyrically on Thriller[[note]]Make us poster boys for your scene, but we are not making an acceptance speech[[/note]] and the entirety of "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race".

* LongTitle: Long, often parodic and/or pop culture referencing, song titles are part of their SignatureStyle. Although they've largely avoided this post-hiatus, they're known for it to this very day. A screenshot from a Tumblr post about them provides the page image.

* ''My Heart Will Always Be the B-Side to My Tongue'' [EP] (2014)

In 2013, the band confirmed the end of their hiatus as they finished recording their fifth album, ''Save Rock and Roll''; their sixth, ''American Beauty/American Psycho'', was released in 2015. After a cryptic trailer release stunt in Chicago-area movie theaters that went horribly wrong when they didn't air at the time the band advertised, fans eventually discovered what was next: the band's seventh album ''M A N I A''. Originally planned to release in late 2017, the album was instead delayed to early 2018, as the band felt it was being "rushed" and wanted to make something they felt more comfortable with releasing.

[[caption-width-right:300: Left to right: Pete Wentz, Patrick Stump, Joe Trohman, and Andy Hurley.]]

* OffModel: You ever wanted talking plush toys of the band? Good news, they exist! Bad news, [[http://www.entertainmentearth.com/images/%5CAUTOIMAGES%5CPF01722Alg.jpg The actual band member resemblance]] is varying extents of awful. Ironically, they were made by SOTA Toys, who made on-model Fall Out Boy [[http://www.toynk.com/media/img/toynk/W1742-H1200-Bffffff/F/falloutboy.jpg action figures]] only a few years before they made the plushies. [[http://earsucker.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/pete_wentz_seamstress.jpg (And yes, Pete Wentz's face DOES work that way.)]]

* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: Just what was that THING in the briefcase? Did Fall Out Boy win? Did that thing win? Was that a KillEmAll ending? BolivianArmyEnding?]]

** If anyone is willing to explain what "A Little Less ''Sixteen Candles'', A Little More 'Touch Me'" has to do with ''[[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire hunting]]'', please [[{{Pun}} enlighten]] us.

Fall Out Boy (or FOB for short) are an American rock band, formed in 2001 in Illinois. The band consists of Patrick Stump (vocals, rhythm guitar), Joe Trohman (lead guitar), Pete Wentz (bassist, lyricist), and Andy Hurley (drums). They have nothing to do with the mascot of the ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' game series, but are instead named after [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Radioactive Man's faithful sidekick]], as Trohman and Stump are diehard ''Simpsons'' fans.

Fall Out Boy are a pop-punk band from Illinois, home of Screeching Weasel, Naked Raygun, Alkaline Trio, the Music/SmokingPopes, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Cheap]] [[Music/CheapTrick Trick]]. Whether or not they've belonged to the "Music/{{emo}}" genre depends on your definition of "{{emo}}" and that's quite a controversial label to go around slapping upon things these days, so we'll leave it up to you.[[note]]They might not define themselves as such by any definition of the word and the influence they took from early emo acts like Braid are all but gone from "Folie A Deux" onward, but since when has that ever stopped anybody from trying?[[/note]]

The band consists of Patrick Stump (vocals, rhythm guitar), Joe Trohman (lead guitar), Pete Wentz (bassist, lyricist), and Andy Hurley (drums).

The band is well known for songs such as "Dance, Dance," "Sugar, We're Going Down," "This Ain't a Scene, it's an Arms Race," "I Don't Care", "Thnks fr th Mmrs", "America's Suitehearts", and "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light 'Em Up)". They have currently released seven albums and have had better than a dozen singles total.

They have numerous music videos, including one where they pretended to be vampire hunters that went on for about seven minutes (A Little Less Film/SixteenCandles, A Little More "Touch Me"), one with Turk from ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'' along with ridiculous amount of Michael Jackson references (for their cover of "Beat It"), and eleven videos for one album mashed together into one movie with Elton John as God and Tommy Lee as the Devil (The Young Blood Chronicles). Other notable deeds the band has committed include one of them impregnating Ashlee Simpson ''and'' a model, wearing remarkably tight trousers, almost getting a Guinness World Record for playing a live concert on all seven continents in a certain amount of time, getting a Guinness World Record for doing the most press interviews within a 24 hour time span, being loved by [[Music/{{Blink 182}} Mark]] [[TropeCodifier Hoppus]], getting on ''Series/TopOfThePops'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RdF9_uFFNw with a song]] with a past history of homosexual subtext, and having some really strange lyrics. They also have a comic called ''ComicBook/FallOutToyWorks'', a {{Cyberpunk}} love story with [[GainaxEnding one big mind screw of an ending]]. As is to be expected from them.

They have nothing to do with the mascot of the ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' game series, Vault Boy, and are named after [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Radioactive Man's faithful sidekick]]. They're often grouped together with Music/PanicAtTheDisco, Music/TheAcademyIs, Music/GymClassHeroes, and Music/CobraStarship, due to being TrueCompanions, collaborating with each other on stuff (music or otherwise) often, and being signed to Creator/FueledByRamen (and to Pete's own vanity label, Decaydance Records, now known as [=DCD2=]). If Manga/OnePiece, Manga/{{Naruto}}, and Manga/{{Bleach}} were the "Big Three" [[ShonenDemographic Shonen Manga]] in the mid-2000s and early 2010s, then their rock music equivalents would be Fall Out Boy, Music/PanicAtTheDisco, and Music/MyChemicalRomance.[[note]]In some circles, these three bands were referred to as "the Holy {{Emo}} Trinity", but use of the terminology is more common among younger bandom fans on Tumblr, Twitter, and the like. While the three bands were crucially important back when fandom hadn't fully jumped ship to social media, there was no specific term for all three of them[[/note]]

The band was on hiatus, ([[InsistentTerminology not a breakup]], no matter what your friend tells you they've read on the internet that isn't directly from the band). During the hiatus, Patrick started a solo musical effort, Pete started a dancehall band turned EDM act called the Black Cards, and Joe and Andy wrapped up work with rock supergroup The Damned Things (also featuring members of Music/{{Anthrax}} and Every Time I Die). Andy was also the drummer for Enabler for several years, and Joe started a new band called With Knives (where he [[HiddenDepths does lead vocals]]). Joe and Andy would later return to The Damned Things in 2019 to make a new record and do touring, while Andy helped form Sect in 2015 and would later take part in Racetraitor's own reunion in 2016, and is still active with both acts.

As of February 4, 2013, Fall Out Boy stated the end of their hiatus as they finished their recording of their newest album, ''Save Rock and Roll'', which came out April 16th, bumped up from its initial May release. They then allowed fans to hear the whole album a week early on their [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPa0TZwXH4pJQG1MjDHGX49lhY5jN1LWi YouTube]] and [[https://soundcloud.com/falloutboy/sets/save-rock-and-roll Soundcloud]]. They've released a series of often bizarre and disturbing music videos for each song on the record called ''The Youngblood Chronicles'' and released an old-school punk/hardcore EP, ''PAX AM DAYS'', produced by Ryan Adams. In the summer of 2014, they hit the road as co-headliners with Music/{{Paramore}} for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVWowXll98A Monumentour]], considered one of the most highly anticipated rock tours of that year.

In late 2014, they announced their sixth studio album, ''American Beauty/American Psycho'', which was released on January 20, 2015. After a cryptic trailer release stunt in Chicago area movie theaters that went horribly wrong when they didn't air at the time the band advertised, fans eventually discovered what was next for Fall Out Boy: their next album ''M A N I A'' with the first single ''Young and Menace'' bumped up to release on Patrick Stump's birthday (how nice of them!). Originally planned to release on September 15, 2017, the album was instead delayed to January 19, 2018, announced by Patrick on August 3, 2017. And not a moment too soon, as the band felt the album was being "rushed" and wanted to make something they felt more comfortable with releasing. The album released on the new date with no issues, with Fall Out Boy confirming the album's completion and the tracklist on November 6, 2017. Fall Out Boy also released "Llamania" in February 2018, featuring three MANIA demos, as a thank you to fans for their patience during the delay.

Keeping the gratitude train going, Fall Out Boy released the Lake Effect Kid EP on August 23, 2018. The album serves as a partial throwback, featuring a studio version of B-side "Lake Effect Kid", a love letter to Chicago called "City in a Garden", and a return to working with Sean O'Keefe, who was last credit as a producer on FOB material for the 2004 My Heart Will Always Be the B-Side to My Tongue. The EP also featured "Super Fade", a song evocative of "Young and Menace". They finally released the mysterious MANIA Experience, a interactive art exhibit based on the album to fans in Chicago to coincide with their biggest headlining show to date at Wrigley Field.

->''One night and one more time''\\
''Thanks for the memories, even though they weren't so great''

* MemeticMutation: Because of Patrick's singing style, [[TheUnintelligible you sometimes won't know what the hell he's saying]]. This has started some common fandom in-jokes such Patrick being a little man, who's also evil and also into cats (by way of "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race") and the unofficial fandom holiday, Heavy Irish Pepper Day (by way of "Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner", which falls on February 4th each year.) The band and other acts associated with have acknowledged the mondegreen based in-jokes, most notably with having their official comeback in 2013 fall on Heavy Irish Pepper Day.
** Actually invoked with "Sugar, We're Goin' Down". Patrick's admitted to slurring the lyrics to the chorus, because he thought they sounded better.
** Now, courtesy of "Centuries", we have "We've been here forever and here's ''the frozen fruit''."

* FunWithAcronyms: {{Averted|Trope}} by "w.a.m.s." Not only is "wams" not a word, but the band has also never said what it stands for, making it an entirely pointless acronym (some have speculated that it stands for "Writer/Actor/Model/Singer," though the band rejected this notion).

* GainaxEnding: A few songs end with strange chant-like poems as a last verse. One of the most odd examples would be 'Twenty Dollar Nose Bleed' which is an upbeat pop song otherwise.

* NonAppearingTitle: Out of their numerous [[OverlyLongTitle long-titled songs]], only "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race" and "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light 'Em Up)" avoid this trope.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: All of them can be pretty out there sometimes, Andy in particular.
* FauxYay: Pete Wentz and his labelmates, such as simulating oral sex on Brendon Urie, kissing Patrick on the neck during live shows, and being just affectionate towards guys. Possibly not so faux after all, as he claims to be bisexual but "[[ButNotTooBi isn't a fan of penises]]".
* FourTemperamentEnsemble
** Sanguine: Pete
** Choleric: Andy
** Melancholic: Patrick
** Phlegmatic: Joe
* FormerlyFat: Patrick. While not terribly overweight, Patrick was heavier from around the end of the ''From Under The Cork Tree'' album cycle to around ''Folie A Deux''. Starting around the last tour they did before hiatus, due to health concerns, he dropped upwards of ''seventy pounds''. His solo effort, ''Soul Punk'', had him looking alarmingly slender, but after the hiatus he looks to have evened out quite nicely.
** FormerlyFit: As of 2019, he seems to be back to the weight he was pre-hiatus. While he previously struggled with body image issues, those don't appear to have come back.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Pete and Patrick.
--> '''Pete''': me and Patrick can finish each others' sentences. this is what makes it so funny when people ask us if we care that you think the the other one is hotter or cooler, or how much everyone makes a big deal about who writes what or is where in photos. we don’t care. that kid is my best friend and the rest of the world could blow up and fall out boy can break up and he still will be.
* IdenticalStranger: As Andy has gotten older, he has begun to develop a progressively more uncanny resemblance to both [[Music/{{Mastodon}} Brent Hinds]] and [[Music/MiseryIndex Mark Kloeppel]].

* LeadDrummer: Andy Hurley is known for his technical ability (being ''by far'' the most capable musician in the band), as well as for his widely-respected status in the hardcore and powerviolence scenes due to his status as a current and founding member of Racetraitor, his membership in Sect, and the various other bands he has worked with. He was also respected for his work in Enabler before he left (and before they disappeared from the scene due to Jeff Lohrber being outed for DomesticAbuse).
* ManlyTears: Drummer Andrew Hurley admitted in Rolling Stone to shedding some before what he wondered could be their final concert - the October 4, 2009 show at Madison Square Garden.

* MixedAncestry: Pete's half-black, with his mother and her entire family being Afro-Jamaican.

* OddFriendship: Fall Out Boy gets on well with rappers, rappers get on well with Fall Out Boy, and regardless of the numerous times it has happened almost always gets a confused reaction from people.
** Pete is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHbrMvzDu_s very good friends]] with Pat Monahan of {{Music/Train}}, meeting due to Fall Out Boy and Train sharing the same management team. Pete, during FOB's hiatus, actually directed the music video for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxWK3qACDGk If It's Love]].
** Pete and Patrick. Scratch that, '''the whole band'''.

** Their Film/ThisIsSpinalTap-themed live performance on Television/{{Conan}} got some fans spooked when Pete got "stuck" in one of the pods... Not even Harry Shearer showing up seemed to tip people off that it was staged. Thankfully, Team Coco provided a link to the exact scene in Spinal Tap that FOB was referencing in their performance for the benefit of those who didn't get the reference and also didn't get the show where they're at.
** Thankfully averted whenever the band makes references to Creator/JohnHughes movies. Also averted when fans pointed out the resemblance of FOB's costumes in the "Irresistible" video to [[http://petewentz.com/post/111599758200/asluckyasus-fall-out-boy-meets-white-men-cant the costumes]] in Film/WhiteMenCantJump.
* PrettyBoy: Post-weight loss, Patrick looked slim and fairly feminine. Even before then, he still had feminine traits that kept evoking the StupidSexyFlanders from the fandom. Pete can back us up on that.
** Pete Wentz, from 2005-2009. There's a reason he got pegged as the "teen heartthrob of the band", it wasn't even intentional on his part.
* RealPersonFic: Scores of slash on Livejournal and beyond. Patrick/Pete (also known as [[PortmanteauCoupleName Peterick]]) is the OTP of many, and much of it shockingly well written.
** Patrick doesn't mind people making fanfic or shipping. What he ''does'' mind is constantly getting questions about it on Twitter. This is done usually done by people who don't know about his prior tweets stating his opinion, people trolling for validation by way of a reply instead of asking a proper question, and, well, trolls. Pete probably gives the less cares about shipping than the actual band, what with him deliberately being a ShipTease but... just ask the band questions about things that don't involve shipping and fanfic in general. The band (and fanfic writers) will be grateful.

* UsefulNotes/StraightEdge: Andy Hurley, who is very upfront about living the straight edge lifestyle and being around fellow people that do.

* ThoseTwoGuys: Joe and Andy. Slightly less so after the hiatus, though Pete and Patrick still gain most of the attention.
* TrueCompanions: The whole band is this to some extent, but it wasn't until after the hiatus that this became much more evident. The hiatus was partially due to not wanting their friendship to burn out to years of constant touring and making sure that Pete got to spend actual quality time with his son while he was still an infant. They still kept in touch during the hiatus and Andy and Joe even worked together in The Damned Things.
** If you're a band that's friends with Fall Out Boy for quite some time, you're pretty much set for life. Music/PanicAtTheDisco, Music/TheAcademyIs, Music/GymClassHeroes, Music/CobraStarship, Music/MyChemicalRomance... they don't even have to tour or work together for years and they can still pick right back where they left off.

* {{Mondegreen}}: Because of Patrick's singing style, [[TheUnintelligible you sometimes won't know what the hell he's saying]]. This has started some common fandom in-jokes such Patrick being a little man, who's also evil and also into cats (by way of "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race") and the unofficial fandom holiday, Heavy Irish Pepper Day (by way of "Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner", which falls on February 4th each year.) The band and other acts associated with have acknowledged the mondegreen based in-jokes, most notably with having their official comeback in 2013 fall on Heavy Irish Pepper Day.

* {{Adorkable}}: Each member has their moments, but Patrick takes the cake.

Keeping the gratitude train going, Fall Out Boy released the Lake Effect Kid EP on August 23, 2018. The album serves as a partial throwback, featuring a studio version of B-side "Lake Effect Kid", a love letter to Chicago called "City in a Garden", and a return to working with Sean O'Keefe, who was last credit as a producer on FOB material for the 2004 My Heart Will Always Be the B-Side to My Tongue. The EP also featured "Super Fade", a song evokative of "Young and Menace". They finally released the mysterious MANIA experience, a interactive art exhibit based on the album to fans in Chicago to coincide with their biggest headlining show to date at Wrigley Field.

* ConceptVideo: Pretty much always.

* ExtravertedNerd: Patrick Stump (and to a lesser extent the rest of the band) in "Dance Dance".

* LongTitle: Part of their SignatureStyle. Many of their songs, some of which are parodies. A screenshot from a Tumblr post about them provides the page image.

** Babyface produced "Thnks fr th Mmrs" and "I'm Like a Lawyer..." off of ''Infinity on High'', and Pharrell produced "w.a.m.s." off of ''Folie a Deux''.

** FormerlyFit: As of 2019, he seems to be back to the weight he was pre-hiatus. While he previously struggled with body images issues, those don't appear to have come back.

* LeadDrummer: Andy Hurley is known for his technical ability (being ''by far'' the most capable musician in the band), as well as for his widely-respected status in the hardcore and powerviolence scenes due to his status as a current and founding member of Racetraitor, his membership in Sect, and the various other bands he has worked with, and he was also respected for his work in Enabler before he left (and before they disappeared from the scene due to Jeff Lohrber being outed for DomesticAbuse).

* RealPersonFic: Scores of slash on Livejournal. Patrick/Pete (also known as [[PortmanteauCoupleName Peterick]]) is the OTP of many, and much of it shockingly well written.

* UsefulNotes/StraightEdge: Andy Hurley.

* DownerEnding: One set of downer endings after another. To go through in order: "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark" [[spoiler:features FOB about to be lit on fire while bound and blindfolded in the back of a van, in "The Phoenix" all four of the guys are captured and Patrick's hand is cut off, "Young Volcanoes" isn't too bad, but it shows that they were ''eating Patrick's organs,'' in "Alone Together" the guys are tortured then shoved in the aforementioned van, "The Mighty Fall" isn't too bad either, but Big Sean is dead, in "Just One Yesterday" Patrick is brainwashed and crazy and trying to kill the rest of the band, in "Where Did the Party Go," Patrick ''kills'' Joe, in "Death Valley," Patrick is recaptured by the girls, in "Rat a Tat," Patrick is rebrainwashed and chasing down Pete while Andy gets his throat slit, in "Miss Missing you," Patrick and Pete kill each other in their fight, and "Save Rock and Roll" could be one depending on whether or not you think they survived their fight with Xibalba.]]
** Whether or not you think "Save Rock and Roll" has one depends on whether or not you think [[spoiler: the band survived the confrontation with Xibalba or not]].

* HumanoidAbomination: Xibalba, [[spoiler: which just so happened to be summoned from the briefcase. Looks somewhere between a plague doctor and death itself.]] A picture of it [[http://instagram.com/p/oSMp8Uoij4/ that Pete posted on Instagram]] has Pete claiming it's gonna be on the upcoming summer tour with Music/{{Paramore}}, so [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou not even REALITY is safe from it]]!

* TearsOfRemorse: Once Patrick snaps out of a BrainwashedAndCrazy episode at the end of "Where Did The Party Go" and realizes that he [[spoiler: killed Joe]], he breaks down in tears while Pete en Andy look on in shock.