ok this is really starting to piss me off.
FOB did exist before MTV. 13 year old poser girls did not listen to them before MTV. they're not emo. they're not hot. but their music is beast. so go pop in an older cd and listen to them. REALLY listen to them, don't just hear the crapass poser shit on the radio.
FOB did exist before MTV. 13 year old poser girls did not listen to them before MTV. they're not emo. they're not hot. but their music is beast. so go pop in an older cd and listen to them. REALLY listen to them, don't just hear the crapass poser shit on the radio.
by Lindsey4you January 2, 2006
it sucks that fall out boy is so mainstream.
by myy love. February 9, 2008
Fall Out Boy is a Chicago based band, that actually had a life before MTV.
It has four members; Pete Wentz, Patrick Stump, Joe Trohman and Andy Hurley.
For those of you who think Fall Out Boy are emo posers; they aren't. They aren't even emo, and, like I said, had a life before MTV. It's MTV that made them so popular, along with some air headed teenage girls, who only listen to them because 'PeTe Iz SoOoOoO hAwT!!!!!11'.
Oh, and by the way, there is no 'Tom' in Fall Out Boy. On the From Under The Cork Tree album, some tracks were mixed by Tom Lord-Alge, which could be the cause of this misconception of the invisible 'Tom'.
It has four members; Pete Wentz, Patrick Stump, Joe Trohman and Andy Hurley.
For those of you who think Fall Out Boy are emo posers; they aren't. They aren't even emo, and, like I said, had a life before MTV. It's MTV that made them so popular, along with some air headed teenage girls, who only listen to them because 'PeTe Iz SoOoOoO hAwT!!!!!11'.
Oh, and by the way, there is no 'Tom' in Fall Out Boy. On the From Under The Cork Tree album, some tracks were mixed by Tom Lord-Alge, which could be the cause of this misconception of the invisible 'Tom'.
by teenHEARTS September 21, 2006
Fall Out Boy are a band from Chicago, which split crowds right down the middle. Also known as FOB (for obvious reasons), the band consists of Pete Wentz, Patrick Stump, Andy Hurley and Joe Trohman. Pete Wentz is often judged by people lacking in information about him as a poser,and judged to be arrogant. He has made a few mistakes in his lifetime,including a dangerous overdose on the anxiety drug atavan, but from what I have seen he seems a geniunely nice guy-as do the rest of the other three.
Their sub genre is often disputed, often branded by (mis-informed) people as emo. I would say they are pop, but I love them and don't care what genre they are. Many of their of fans are hysterical obsessive girls. However this is stereotyping(which I try to avoid) and there is a large percetnage of their fanbase who actually like their music, whether or not they are on MTV or TRL-these fans tend to be incredibly devoted and loyal, and generally awesome, intelligent people :P. People who hate them often prove themselves in need of anger management sessions, and suffer from a pathetically limited range of vocabulary(often resorting to offensive terms like gay,fag, shitty ass etc.) Please, haters, don't be so damn bitter. Leave Fall Out Boy fans alone. Express your opinions in more mature ways. And for God's sake, by a dictionary!
Who ever said Patrick had down syndrome, this is EXTREMELY OFFENSIVE & NASTY.You are disgusting. Other than that, have a nice day.
Their sub genre is often disputed, often branded by (mis-informed) people as emo. I would say they are pop, but I love them and don't care what genre they are. Many of their of fans are hysterical obsessive girls. However this is stereotyping(which I try to avoid) and there is a large percetnage of their fanbase who actually like their music, whether or not they are on MTV or TRL-these fans tend to be incredibly devoted and loyal, and generally awesome, intelligent people :P. People who hate them often prove themselves in need of anger management sessions, and suffer from a pathetically limited range of vocabulary(often resorting to offensive terms like gay,fag, shitty ass etc.) Please, haters, don't be so damn bitter. Leave Fall Out Boy fans alone. Express your opinions in more mature ways. And for God's sake, by a dictionary!
Who ever said Patrick had down syndrome, this is EXTREMELY OFFENSIVE & NASTY.You are disgusting. Other than that, have a nice day.
1.I really like Fall Out Boy.
2.I hate that band!
3.omgggg p3t3 wentzz is soo hottt!!!!!!11 he s gona marrie me
1.Please, you give girls like me a bad name- stop being such an airhead.
2.UGGGGGGGHhhhhh I hate Fall Out Boy!!
2.I hate that band!
3.omgggg p3t3 wentzz is soo hottt!!!!!!11 he s gona marrie me
1.Please, you give girls like me a bad name- stop being such an airhead.
2.UGGGGGGGHhhhhh I hate Fall Out Boy!!
by Eralyn November 6, 2007
Reference to the gayest band ever, Fall out Boy. The members of the "band" are a bunch of whiny pussies wearing girls jeans. They are helping contribute to the death of true rock music, which has been slowly dying for a while now. Fuck these fall out fags, fuck them up their faggy assholes!
12 year old girl: OMFG i luv fallout boy they are so punk rock and hawt!!
Me: I fucking hate you you piece of dog shit, listen to the Ramones or the Sex Pistols for punk rock, not the fall out fags you stupid little cuntrag fuckface
Me: I fucking hate you you piece of dog shit, listen to the Ramones or the Sex Pistols for punk rock, not the fall out fags you stupid little cuntrag fuckface
by LukeAss August 24, 2006
1.the name of the sidekick Millhouse is on The Simpsons when he is with Radio Active Man.
2. A great band
2. A great band
Millhouse/Fall out boy: I think those x-rays gave me super powers!
Someone: Fall Out Boy rocks! I just bought their CD!
Someone: Fall Out Boy rocks! I just bought their CD!
by me July 18, 2004
The name is derived from the television show, The Simpsons, Fallout Boy is the young sidekick to the Superhero, Radioactive Man. Like Robin is to Batman.
The band Fall Out Boy is currently(2005-06) very popular. However, they give what is quite possibly the worst live performance of any major record label band currently out.
The guitarist and bassist insist on being in constant motion while on stage, including jumping in 360's, getting on top of amps, and jumping off of stage platforms, even though they are physically incapable of continuing to play correctly while doing so. The lead singer/second guitarist can neither sing, nor play guitar well, much less perform both tasks at the same time. This produces a stage sound and presence which is highly unnatractive, and very unpleasant to the ear.
Their songs are pop-driven, somewhat simple, yet varied, and feature many catch phrases that will be branded all over your friends' AIM profiles and Myspaces for the next few months.
Examples:
"Drop a heart, break a name"
"I'm just a notch in your bedpost, but you're just a line in this song"
"Sugar, we're going down"
"We'r always siffee ee eida sefehh fodah roongg teeee"
As the last quote demonstrates, most of their lyrics, even on the studio tracks, are indiscernible to the common person's ear. But not the 8th and 9th grade girls. They can mysteriously hear all of the lyrics and find great, deep meanings in them.
The band Fall Out Boy is currently(2005-06) very popular. However, they give what is quite possibly the worst live performance of any major record label band currently out.
The guitarist and bassist insist on being in constant motion while on stage, including jumping in 360's, getting on top of amps, and jumping off of stage platforms, even though they are physically incapable of continuing to play correctly while doing so. The lead singer/second guitarist can neither sing, nor play guitar well, much less perform both tasks at the same time. This produces a stage sound and presence which is highly unnatractive, and very unpleasant to the ear.
Their songs are pop-driven, somewhat simple, yet varied, and feature many catch phrases that will be branded all over your friends' AIM profiles and Myspaces for the next few months.
Examples:
"Drop a heart, break a name"
"I'm just a notch in your bedpost, but you're just a line in this song"
"Sugar, we're going down"
"We'r always siffee ee eida sefehh fodah roongg teeee"
As the last quote demonstrates, most of their lyrics, even on the studio tracks, are indiscernible to the common person's ear. But not the 8th and 9th grade girls. They can mysteriously hear all of the lyrics and find great, deep meanings in them.
Girl: "OMG i loove Fall Out Boy, 'Sugar We're Going Down' is the anthem of my lifeeee"
Guy: "I think we need to break up"
Girl: *sad face* "I'm just a notch in your bedpost, aren't i?"
Guy: "Yeah, seriously, we're not even going to be friends anymore."
Guy: "I think we need to break up"
Girl: *sad face* "I'm just a notch in your bedpost, aren't i?"
Guy: "Yeah, seriously, we're not even going to be friends anymore."
by Rockbutnotroll March 12, 2006