panic! at the disco 

One of the best bands ever. They combine techno and their own punkrockish sound to make great songs such as:

I Write Sins Not Tragedies
Build God The We'll Talk
Time To Dance
The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage

&

Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can HAve With Out Taking Her Clothes Off

Person 1: Panic! At The Disco is awsome!!!
Person 2: Yea too bad preps and other mainsteam listeners are ruining it....

panic! at the disco by Jerrica! April 17, 2006

Headlight Disco 

An orgasm that occurs during road head.

She took me to the BEST headlight disco last night.

Headlight Disco by Josh31 December 24, 2007

Sonny Disco 

A drink made famous in Portland, Oregon by a Social Commentator named Sonny Disco.
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2 oz Jim Beam® Bourbon
1 oz Water
1 splash of Diet Coca-Cola®
Stir ingredients together in a highball glass filled with ice cubes, and serve.

Hello barkeep, may I have a Jim Beam and Water with a splash of Diet?

Oh, you want a Sonny Disco. Great choice.

Sonny Disco by Brian Erik November 6, 2007

Panic At The Disco

It’s actually spelt Panic! At the disco, get your facts write

*texting*

Person 1: omg I love panic at the discos new song

Person 2: omg what a fake fan, it’s Panic! With an exclamation mark

Panic At The Disco by AnxiousAzzie May 22, 2018

panic! at the disco 

an amazingly talented band of 19-20 year olds, there is 4 members of the band. even though the band has only been formed for around 2 and a half years, one band member has left, and they gained another, and they have become as popular as fall out boy. Panic! At The Disco are loved by many 12-18+ year olds but others disagree, calling them 'scene' which they are OBV not, there is no such thing as a scene band, as scene means 'in fashion', it makes no sense because they just wanted to play music, if they wanted to be scene they would be walking down catwalks, not spreading their musical talents, SO THEY ARE NOT SCENE.

People may say they are only so popular with teens because they are good looking, no - or else fans wouldnt have bought the album they would have just bought a poster with them on to look at.
the album is to LISTEN to.

though some sceners will listen to them to look cool, as Panic! are individual and they want to look individual.

panic themselves and in their music are NOT scene, they are legends already, and they havnt even been out that long!

true fan: heres the panic! at the disco album you asked to borrow.

scener: oh, i only wanted to picture of ryan ross inside it.

panic! at the disco by :) rosie December 9, 2008

Panic! At the Disco 

Their old songs are combinations of the Killers, The Postal Service, Death Cab, classical music, and pop-punk. Weird combination, but it worked. After every single member left, Brendon Urie is now the only member, so he experimented with electronica to mixed success.

Panic! At the Disco was one of the most original bands of the mid 2000s. Now they aren't the worst band around but if i had to listen to one modern day alt-rock song, it would probably be by the Black Keys

Panic! At the Disco by funwillfunwill April 29, 2016

Panic! At The Disco 

A band hailing from Las Vegas, that sounds like a dancey-poppier version of Fall Out Boy, only 10 x more repetative. Discovered by Pete Wentz OF Fall Out Boy.

After the hatred between Pete Wentz and Brandon Flowers (the Killers), Panic! released the song "London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines" with the lyrics:

<i>"Stop stalling, make a name for yourself.
Boy you better put your pen to paper, charm your way out.
If you talk you better walk you better back your shit up,
with more than good hooks while you're all under the gun.
Start talking "a sensationalist",
Only slightly clever to just a certain extent.
If you talk, you better walk, you better keep your mouth shut
With more than good hooks while you're all under the gun."</i>

Taking a stab at Brandon for being unoriginal, after the release of the Killers' song "Under The Gun", which was released only in the United Kingdom.

Which is incredibly ironic, because had it not been for Pete Wentz, the Panic! would be nowhere. And considering the fact that they're basically a creation from Pete's own pen, the pure hypocrisy of this statement is nauseating.

All of the old Panic! At The Disco fans believe that they're better than the new ones for discovering them "first".

All of the new Panic! fans are dillusional, and believe they've been fans from the beginning.

Everyone forces themselves to like them because of the catchy name and because of the fact that they most likely adore Fall Out Boy.

Panic! At The Disco by x__Aaralyn May 2, 2006