Thursday, August 19, 2010

Oh my God, I had a whole post typed out and Blogger crashed and deleted it without saving a draft.

I forgot most of what I wrote so I have to start over.

I notice some of you talking about Laura Slessinger and her use of the N- Bomb recently. I saw some of the fall-out from that in the news too. And it made me think about what gets said to a lot of you sometimes.

We see a lot of MSICR fans saying that MSICR have the first amendment right to use whatever language they want and we have no right to stop them. I think once even Lyn-Z made a comment about "Thank God for the first amendment" when talking about her band's lyrics.

But I have always thought, no one is TRYING to take away their right to use hate speech. We have the right to our opinion too when it comes to lyrics that are racist, homophobic and misogynist.

This article about Laura Slessinger and the first amendment said a lot of what needs to be said here too.

These are the parts I wanted to quote.

The First Amendment protects us from the government, and not from other Americans who disagree with what we have to say. “Congress shall make no law” — the first five words of the First Amendment — say it all: No government body can limit our rights to speak out. In this case, there’s no government action, just public outrage and pressure.

Boycotts are also protected by the First Amendment. Dr. Laura complains about being “bullied” by those who might pressure her radio affiliates or advertisers, but boycotts are a time-honored use of the First Amendment to address perceived wrongs and have played a role in virtually every social movement in American history.


But the whole article is really good.

MSICR are allowed to use hate speech in their lyrics. MSICR fans are allowed to listen to those lyrics and interpret them any way they want. They can think they are about something else, if they want to. You interpret things however it makes sense to you.

YOU are also allowed to hate those lyrics, take them at face value (which the bands themselves always say), and to boycott them if you want..... forever if that's what you want.

There will always be arguments as long as there are lyrics, tweets, concerts and interviews with that kind of speech. There will be disagreements no matter what. But disagreeing is NOT the same thing as squashing someone else's rights.

I really thought that article said it better than I could have.

2,260 comments:

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Anonymous said...

You consider spending years on a blog, dissecting people you loath as less deranged? That's a little bit absurd, 5:05AM.

Seriously where do you get off insinuating that all of us have been here for years. If you go back and read earlier posts, most of the original people who commented here left MCR behind and are gone. Many of them even said goodbye and said this blog helped them get past their anger toward MCR.

Even Verita said she doesn't care about MCR anymore and was going to shut the blog down at one point, but she was asked not to because some people still needed a place to vent.

Many of us who comment here now haven't been here long because as time goes on, more and more people become disillusioned with MCR.

If you're going to come here making judgments about the people who comment on this blog, I would suggest that you go back and read from the start. It might keep you from making stupid assumptions.

Anonymous said...

You're talking about MSI, not MCR. They are extreme buddies now, but they are not the same band. MCR doesn't sing songs about that vile crap. They hang out with people who do. Which is unfortuatently promoting that mentality in a way, but it's not the same thing. Maybe some of you should try to remember that as well.

So in other words you can play hangs, promote, mimic them their stupidity and vulgarity, marry one that enjoyed playing vile crap, have their friends influence and play a major part in your work... but as long as you don't write vile songs it not the same thing.

Got it.

Anonymous said...

And what's wrong with that? It's called FICTION for a reason. Personally I like the fic where the wives are involved. I like to read fic about Jamia fisting Frank or Lindsey fucking Gerard with a strap-on while he's in restraints.

Ten to one the idea of that gets everyone here hot. It will probably keep you up tonight.


A prime example of the meaning of deranged + immaturity and stupity.

Anonymous said...

Oh another thing 8:31, as much as I dislike the ongoing behavior of a silly vocalist and his twit wife, I still wouldn't dehumanize them the way you stupid girls do when you transpose your twisted fantasies about real people for others to consume. Only an idiot would assume our disgust is about being prudish.

Remember these stories on the internet circulate. They have family and now children.

Anonymous said...

**stupidity @11:11

Anonymous said...

There are tons of other head-in-the-sand fansheep to keep you company.

Lol. What do you get when you cross a sheep with an ostrich?

An MCR fan.


After reading her responses on Youtube of late I think Tasteit TV falls in this category too.

Lynn said...

And what's wrong with that? It's called FICTION for a reason. Personally I like the fic where the wives are involved. I like to read fic about Jamia fisting Frank or Lindsey fucking Gerard with a strap-on while he's in restraints.



Well,this is not a fan fiction site. We don't go over there and tell you to quit writing that gag worthy stuff,so go over there and write one and send the link to the band.I'm sure they would appreciate it.

Anonymous said...

After reading her responses on Youtube of late I think Tasteit TV falls in this category too.

What responses?

Anonymous said...

And what's wrong with that? It's called FICTION for a reason. Personally I like the fic where the wives are involved. I like to read fic about Jamia fisting Frank or Lindsey fucking Gerard with a strap-on while he's in restraints.

I think I just puked up my lunch. I have it on good measure that the band members themselves actually find this stuff disgusting. I think this is one of those sad things that was born of the internet. How sick.

Anonymous said...

They some sick puppies out there.

I never got all this fanfic.

What is the world coming to when thoughts of incest turn young people on.



Talk about having unhealthy ideas of sexuality.

Anonymous said...

And all this using strap on dildos and ramming them or fists up the partner or your choosing's ass as a form of punishment for fucking around on you

Does that really turn you on?

Really?



People really need to get out and socialize more with, you know, actual other real in the flesh people. Preferably adults with healthy ideas of sexuality.

Anonymous said...

People really need to get out and socialize more with, you know, actual other real in the flesh people. Preferably adults with healthy ideas of sexuality.

Do you think that adults who share this perceptive enjoy listening to the rubbish of MSI?


This sort of thinking shows how MSI mentality have seeped subconsciously into these girls and allowed them to think this is a healthy expression.

Anonymous said...

What is the world coming to when thoughts of incest turn young people on.

It's sickening, alongside with trivializing and writing a song about pedophiles for fans to dance to.

Anonymous said...

Lol @fans on all three lj comms telling other fans that they aren't allowed to dislike the cover art.

Fandom Rule #1: Every thing the band does is perfect. You cannot complain or dislike anything or you are a BAD FAN and will get bitched out.

ONLY 100% POSITIVE OPINIONS ARE ALLOWED.

(Bunch of morons.)

Anonymous said...

What responses?

Tasteit TV defending Lynz to people criticizing her:

I am glad that I can at least amuse you :) I will try my best to continue that :p and in my next interview with this lovely and fantastic lady, I will try to kiss her ass even more. Would that be ok with you?

Anonymous said...

More:

"I'll say it 100 times more, I can not change who I am or what I do out of the sincerity of my heart. Yes, I love this wonderful woman and every day I love her more and more cause she keeps amazing me with her talent. Sincerely, the dude."

Anonymous said...

talent Ha!

Anonymous said...

Just another fangirl with no objectivity.

Anonymous said...

This picture was taken at Lynz's art show. http://leniq-gerardway.buzznet.com/user/photos/?id=63316491

Anonymous said...

Lindsey had her art show? She didn't have anything on her twitter about it. So how did all the MCR fangirls know when and where to show up?

That pic looks more like just some random fan meeting to me. Surely Gerard would have cleaned up more for his wife's big Art Opening. He looks like a hobo who fell headfirst into a big vat of ketchup.

Anonymous said...

http://www.kerrang.com/blog/newissue/

Kerrang:The return of My Chemical Romance!

Turmoil. Exhaustion. Loss of control and confidence... The Black Parade all but killed My Chemical Romance. Then the band headed into the studio to make a new album, with one aim: To reject everything they had become.

Anonymous said...

Even Courtney likes Gaga

Anonymous said...

don't see what the big deal with mcr is...they seem awright to me lol

Anonymous said...

Lol @fans on all three lj comms telling other fans that they aren't allowed to dislike the cover art.

I only know 2 comms on LJ - chemicalromance and tothetune. what's the other one?

Anonymous said...

Tasteit TV defending Lynz to people criticizing her

Everyone knows that Bridget started TasteitTV to be closer to Gerard and MCR. Last time i checked, she's a teacher, not a reporter.

Anonymous said...

I only know 2 comms on LJ - chemicalromance and tothetune. what's the other one?

mcr_unnofficial

Anonymous said...

*unofficial, with one 'n'. Sorry.

Anonymous said...

MCR fans are so cray-cray.

WHAT?!!! YOU DON'T LIKE THE NEW COVER??!!? THEN GET THE FUCK OUT!!!11! YOU DON'T DESERVE TO BE AN MCR FAN! THE NERVE!!!!!1!!1!1 EVERYTHING OUR BOYS DO IS SHEER PERFECTION AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT!!!!1!!!!1

And they even do that to some of the biggest defenders/fangirls around if they dare to express any kind of dissent. It must come as quite a shock to some of those girls when other fans are calling them out for actually having an opinion that goes contrary to the rest of the flock -- especially when it's on something as trivial as liking/not liking the new album art.

But that's what it's like in a fascist community. You are only allowed one opinion, and in the MCRmy, everything MCR is perfect.

Anonymous said...

this album is an overproduced piece of crap and now mcr is just buying up as many reviews as possible before people realize that dr steve is on at least three of the track and this whole thing was just a way for them to make lots of money before gerard rides off onto lynz into the sunset leaving all of his fans to rot like lumps on the uncreative log that is his comic career.

bitch of it is. mcr fans are so fucking stupid and loyal. theyre going to do it.

look at my hair. good now look at my ass. good now give me all your money. good. worked just like my wife said it would.

whats a little respect when your young and loaded?

Anonymous said...

He's a dumbass.

Anonymous said...

OMG, JGL's brother Dan died. :(

RIP.

Anonymous said...

dr steve is on at least three of the track


So does that mean MSI are getting royalties out of the new MCR record?

Anonymous said...

MSI gets royalties from MCR album?

Oh god. This MSICR thing is just too much for me to digest.

Anonymous said...

I finally broke down and watched the Art is a Weapon trailer.

LOL at Gerard's ass shot! I think he must have read all the comments people have made about him having no ass and he's been working very hard at getting one and he did that shot to show it off.

Somebody needs to tell him that it's still nothing to write home about. If he wasn't wearing such light colored pants you wouldn't even be able to see it. He still has about as much ass as he has class, which equals next to none.

Anonymous said...

Gerard has an ass shot?

Oh, okay...hmmm.

Anonymous said...

OMG, JGL's brother Dan died. :(

RIP.


Was his brother a druggie like him? That could explain it.

Anonymous said...

What a horrible thing to say. Even if the rumors are true and he did die of an overdose, your comment was rude and insensitive.

Many talented people have died of drug overdoses. Unfortunately, drug abuse is common in this society. And just because someone talks about his past drug use, that doesn't make him a 'big druggie'.

Anonymous said...

I heard his lung collapsed.

Anonymous said...

After he overdosed on drugs, unfortunately.

Anonymous said...

How does that make you feel about your idol now? Not so perfect after all. Kind of makes Gerard look a lot better doesn't it??

Lynn said...

. Kind of makes Gerard look a lot better doesn't it??


No. As for the ass shot a big HELL NO!

Anonymous said...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/06/joseph-gordonlevitts-brot_n_752346.html

UPDATE: Dan was found unresponsive in his home early Monday morning and taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, People reports.

PREVIOUSLY: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's older brother Dan has died, the actor confirmed over Twitter Tuesday night.

"My super hero brother @burningdan 1974-2010. Celebrate his life here ~ http://bit.ly/dBTMQ8 because he's fucking awesome," Joseph wrote.

Joseph wrote more on his multimedia website, where Dan was a partner:

BURNING dAN brightly embodied that bold beastly bliss sometimes referred to as "the creative spirit." He was my chief collaborator on the foundational incarnations of hitRECord.org over the years and continues to inspire us ever the more. He would absolutely positively insist that we not let this bad news deter us on our collective mission. That said, I might not feel up to it for a little while.

Watching this community blossom into what it has become never ceased to amaze him and me. We would regularly marvel at it and high five. Thank you all for that. There he is now pouring heaping hollowed watermelons full of love over each and every one of us.

Anonymous said...

It's so sad.



http://www.popeater.com/2010/10/06/burning-dan-gordon-levitt-dead/

Dan Gordon-Levitt, better known as "Burning Dan" and the proud brother of actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt, died early Monday at age 36.

Joseph announced his brother's passing on Twitter on Tuesday evening, "My super hero brother @burningdan 1974-2010. Celebrate his life here ~ http://bit.ly/dBTMQ8 because he's f*cking awesome."

The cause of death is unknown at this time, however officials from the L.A. County Coroner's office told RadarOnline.com that drugs are suspected to have played a role. Coroner's spokesperson Ed Winter said Gordon-Levitt was pronounced dead on Oct. 4 at 3:58 a.m. in Hollywood. Two friends were with him at the time.

"Burning Dan" taught flow arts, which he described as, "a combination of performance art and dance and meditation and yoga and sort of self-transformation, to give you a fun way of doing something that's really good for you and helps you be an even smoother, more awesome person than you already were," in a recent interview with PopEater.

Anonymous said...

Gerard's ass looks fine to me. Especially in those jeans.

Anonymous said...

How does that make you feel about your idol now? Not so perfect after all. Kind of makes Gerard look a lot better doesn't it??

Are you 12 or are you just emotionally retarded?

Gerard could have easily overdosed on drugs back when he was doing his cocaine binging. Look at what happened to River Phoenix. And who knows? Gerard could relapse at any time.

As for JGL's brother, we don't know what happened yet, but even if he did overdose, his death is no reflection on Joseph. They were two separate people.

Anonymous said...

Gerard's ass looks fine to me. Especially in those jeans.

Really? You must have excellent magnification on your computer. There's a reason he's pulling his pants up in that shot, after all. ;)

Anonymous said...

Here's an idea, 6:58.

Go up to an A7X fan -- or better yet, go up to M. Shadows after a show -- and ask how he feels about his idol the Rev now. Then tell him how much better Gerard Way is than the Rev cause he didn't die of a drug overdose.

Just make sure your medical insurance is all paid up first.

Anonymous said...

It's the stay up jeans wiggle. I do it often myself.

I guess Gerard and I both need to get tighter fitting jeans. ;)

Anonymous said...

Here's a better idea 4:50.

Don't make fun of anyone who has the disease known as addiction. Certainly don't speak as though they deserved to die because of that disease or just because of poor choices in their personal lives. Whether or not you like and admire the person, their brother or another family member.

Anonymous said...

I realize that 6:58AM is an insensative ass, obviously juvenile. But behaving that way back at them, is nothing better. And by mocking that someone else could overdose, die, that is much more disgusting than some kid not thinking before they speak. Someone has died. That is a sad thing. And they have died before their time, in possibly terrible circumstances. Let's not even joke that it could happen to someone else. No matter how much anyone disapproves of any person.

You can't expect better, if you don't behave better yourself, in response. "Do as I say, not as I do." Has always been a piss poor excuse.

I am sorry for JGL's brother, I hope he and his family can get through this horrible time.

Anonymous said...

I completely agree, 4:59.

Anonymous said...

And by mocking that someone else could overdose, die, that is much more disgusting than some kid not thinking before they speak.

Who was mocking? If you're talking about the person who said that Gerard could have died during his cocaine binging days, that's not mocking. That's a true fact.

Anyone who experiments with drugs is taking the chance that they could react negatively and die. The person said that "Gerard looks better" when Gerard too once abused drugs. That's just ridiculous. Gerard isn't "better", he was just luckier.

Anonymous said...

Gerard isn't "better", he was just luckier.

This.

Anonymous said...

Stating fact is one thing, using it as a childish retort (to a childish comment) is entirely another.

Anonymous said...

Stating fact is one thing, using it as a childish retort (to a childish comment) is entirely another.

Who used it as a childish retort?
If you're talking about my comment at 4:50, I was being sarcastic. I idolize The Rev and I would never denigrate him for having a drug problem. Addiction is a disease.

I merely pointed out to the person who made that idiotic comment that she needed to watch what she said and who she said it to. Comments like she made, if made to the wrong person, could get her into some trouble.

Anonymous said...

i thought that the rev had died od an accidental overdose like that guy from Hawthorne Heights

Anonymous said...

i thought that the rev had died od an accidental overdose like that guy from Hawthorne Heights

It was accidental. Just like Heath Ledger and nearly every other overdose. People don't usually OD on purpose.

Anonymous said...

Regarding the Rev's death:

On June 9, 2010, the cause of death was revealed to have been an acute polydrug intoxication due to combined effects of oxycodone (OxyContin), oxymorphone (a metabolite of oxycodone), diazepam (Valium), nordiazepam (a metabolization of diazepam) and alcohol.

Obviously he was abusing prescription meds, which is fundamentally no different from abusing drugs like heroin. They can be bought on the street same as smack.

I doubt he was being legally prescribed all those drugs. And even if he were, his doctor would have told him to avoid alcohol.

Anonymous said...

Who was mocking? If you're talking about the person who said that Gerard could have died during his cocaine binging days, that's not mocking. That's a true fact.


Oh, but didn't you know? Gerard is a God. He's perfect and there is no chance that he could have died like us mere mortals.

kapunua said...

You folks who are turning this into a "Hahaha Gerard is better" thing are so damn mean and petty.

1) It's all about him, no matter what, at any time of day, under any circumstance, isn't it?

2) You feel like the same person / people who used the loss of my Gran and my Dad in order to needle me back then. I would not be surprised if you were the same people. Does the phrase "You're not the only one who lost a father" ring a bell to you, anon? Or maybe "You'll never guess who I am?"

3) Addiction is addiction no matter who suffers from it.

4) Why the JGL hate? Is it because s handful of folks here have some respect for him? This is more about us than it is about your feelings toward some random celebrity, I think.

To answer your question: Yes, he is better than Gerard Way, in most ways I can think of. He can play the guitar, sing (actually sing, not pretend to,) write and make movies.

But I personally don't hold all creative people in such high regard, because my standards are a bit different than just "Oh he's cute / created something I enjoyed" and, for godsakes "OMG his butt in jeans." (Re that: EWW, people. Squared.)

I've only followed his career for a few months, so who knows. Anyone can change. But I've never heard of him using hate speech or supporting it. In fact he's spoken out against hate speech.

He's come out in support of gay marriage and LGBT rights. He's publicly supported environmental causes. His list of work choices has touched on child abuse, disability, homosexuality, assault, and hate crimes, and has given those issues the gravity they deserve.

So, no, Gerard and his fapping crew of assheaded rodeo clowns can't hold a candle to this kid, sorry.

Of course that's my opinion, and it can change. Who knows, maybe tomorrow JGL records a song about how hilarious pedophilia is or starts calling people n*** and f***. I doubt that, but anything's possible. And then, my opinion of him will change.

In the meantime, a person has just died, you idiots, and once again here you are, using it for your stupid agenda.

WTAF is even wrong with you?

Anonymous said...

Who used it as a childish retort?
If you're talking about my comment at 4:50, I was being sarcastic. I idolize The Rev and I would never denigrate him for having a drug problem.


I doubt they were talking about your comment. They were most likely getting freaked out at the suggestion that Gerard could have died when he used to abuse cocaine.

The MCR fandom cannot take that kind of statement. It's considered blasphemous. Just like you can't go onto a fansite and criticize the cover art, Gerard's hair, Bandit's name, or anything else. It's against their religion.

Anonymous said...

Actually, I considered it disgusting to make light of ANYONE overdosing. Weither it was sarcasm, mocking or pure ignorance like the original comment about JGL's brother. Why is every point of conversation here have to be assumed that it is all about GW? (I thought VV made it clear we could discuss whatever we so chose.) I found it atrocious that anyone would speak so callusly about ANY person overdosing, whatever their aim in the comment. I was partaking in the conversation. Why is it so hard just to discuss shit here? Don't accuse me of being obsessive or religious about GW. I don't know how much more blatant I could have stated that it is a tragedy for ANY PERSON to overdose and that I, personally, found it as inappropriate to make light of someone dying in this way, as the original comment at October 6, 2010 6:58 PM. No wonder there are so many "trolls" here. Simply trying to have a conversation here takes more patience than interest in the topic of conversation. You're fucking ridiculous.

Anonymous said...

I'm getting a little freaked out about the fact that some of you would use the tragic, untimely death of a 36 YO man and the Rev. to try to score points for OR against Gerard Way and his battle with addiction.

Anonymous said...

Exactly, 5:40PM. Exactly.

Anonymous said...

People here are so stupid.

Gerard Way was able to beat drug and alcohol addiction and he is a role model to young people everywhere. You can't compare him to these idiots who throw their lives away just to get high.

Anonymous said...

MCR's boxset includes ray guns w/ wearable masks! All for only 70$. I'll get right on that.


*sarcasm*

Anonymous said...

i knew there would be rayguns. so predictable. think i'll take a pass on this one.

Anonymous said...

Are you serious 6:43? You can't be.

Do you know how easy it is for someone to fall off the wagon?

Do you have any idea how many times, to how many people, that happens to on a daily basis?

Do you know how many people were clean and sober for years before falling off the wagon and how many died from the fall?

For every successful recovery story there are about 1000 falls.

Most recently, Jacoby from Papa Roach who had been clean and sober for over 6 years.

So do you think he is a hero for being clean and sober for all those years a loser for falling.

I think he's human.

I think he's a hero for picking himself up after the fall and trying again.

Some people like the Rev. don't get those 2nd, 3rd or 4th chances.

I think we should all be grateful that those who did get extra chances TRY to make the most of them.

And we should all be respectful to those who have taken their final fall.

Anonymous said...

That is my extra 2 cents on the matter.

Anonymous said...

i find it ironic that this new merch bundle costs more than all their others and comes with far less quality.

i dont know who took over their account but they should really consider firing that guy before they go broke.

Anonymous said...

People here are so stupid.

Gerard Way was able to beat drug and alcohol addiction and he is a role model to young people everywhere. You can't compare him to these idiots who throw their lives away just to get high.


Sadly you're the one who is exposing their extreme ignorance.

kapunua said...

OMG with you mean, petty anons. It doesn't matter what's going on, who's involved, or how it affect anything or anyone else, does it? Because it's somehow all about Gerard, all day, every day, no matter what, isn't it?

Some random celebrity's brother dies and you somehow manage to tie this in with your worship of some other, random rock star?

Or, is it not about Gordon-Levitt's brother after all? Because why do you even care? Do you only care because a few people here admire him? It's more about us, and getting a reaction?

Does the phrase "You're not the only person here who lost her father" ring a bell? Or how about "You'll never guess who I am?" Because this "I'm going to needle you after someone has passed" junk feels strikingly familiar. I can hardly imagine such ugly behavior from anyone else.

But allow me to answer your question.

How does that make you feel about your idol now? Not so perfect after all. Kind of makes Gerard look a lot better doesn't it??

No. The untimely death of someone completely unrelated to your fantasies does nothing to make Gerard "look better."

Nothing can make Gerard look better.

No one ever called anyone "perfect." I don't require perfection in art or artists or anyone.

I do require people to not be hate-filled assbags.

I admire Gordon-Levitt for lots of reasons - one of which is his outspokenness on subjects that matter to me: equality, LGBT rights, activism, the environment, fairness.

His work choices have dealt with weighty issues like child abuse, assault, disability, homosexuality - and have treated those issues with the gravity that they require.

Who knows, maybe tomorrow he makes a joke about how hilarious rape is, or throws a handful of vomit at his fans, talks down to a few thousand women or maybe tells someone on Twitter to eat a bag of sh*t and glass for no good reason.

In which case, my opinion of him will change drastically.

But I very much doubt it. And until that happens, Gerard Way and his band of ass-headed rodeo clowns do not hold a candle to this kid.

OR to his brother, who, for all of his apparent troubles, always seemed like a nice enough fellow.

Now go play with your fake raygun.

kapunua said...

OMG with you mean, petty anons. It doesn't matter what's going on, who's involved, or how it affect anything or anyone else, does it? Because it's somehow all about Gerard, all day, every day, no matter what, isn't it?

Some random celebrity's brother dies and you somehow manage to tie this in with your worship of some other, random rock star?

Or, is it not about Gordon-Levitt's brother after all? Because why do you even care? Do you only care because a few people here admire him? It's more about us, and getting a reaction?

Does the phrase "You're not the only person here who lost her father" ring a bell? Or how about "You'll never guess who I am?" Because this "I'm going to needle you after someone has passed" junk feels strikingly familiar. I can hardly imagine such ugly behavior from anyone else.

But allow me to answer your question.

How does that make you feel about your idol now? Not so perfect after all. Kind of makes Gerard look a lot better doesn't it??

No. The untimely death of someone completely unrelated to your fantasies does nothing to make Gerard "look better."

Nothing can make Gerard look better.

No one ever called anyone "perfect." I don't require perfection in art or artists or anyone.

I do require people to not be hate-filled assbags.

I admire Gordon-Levitt for lots of reasons - one of which is his outspokenness on subjects that matter to me: equality, LGBT rights, activism, the environment, fairness.

His work choices have dealt with weighty issues like child abuse, assault, disability, homosexuality - and have treated those issues with the gravity that they require.

Who knows, maybe tomorrow he makes a joke about how hilarious rape is, or throws a handful of vomit at his fans, talks down to a few thousand women or maybe tells someone on Twitter to eat a bag of sh*t and glass for no good reason.

In which case, my opinion of him will change drastically.

But I very much doubt it. And until that happens, Gerard Way and his band of ass-headed rodeo clowns do not hold a candle to this kid.

OR to his brother, who, for all of his apparent troubles, always seemed like a nice enough fellow.

Now go play with your fake raygun.

Anonymous said...

No one ever called anyone "perfect." I don't require perfection in art or artists or anyone.

I agree, it has nothing to do with perfection in what they do or how they act.

Having said that, it's still doesn't excuse why they come across like a pack of jerks, unless the reason is, that they really are jerks.

Anonymous said...

70 bucks for yet another "special/limited edition"?

And if you look at their merch store here , TBP 'Limited Edition' is still on sale 4 years after its release!

(former) JGL anon said...

I was so glad to read your comment Kapunua, because it said exactly what I wish I could have said. I came here and read that horrible comment about Dan Gordon Levitt yesterday, and although I wanted to respond, I found that I simply could not find words.

I am deeply saddened that anyone would use the death of another human being, who was so obviously loved dearly by his friends and family, in a pathetic attempt to hurt the people on this blog who admire his brother. Not even him, but his brother for fuck's sake! And for what? To try and build up some raging blowhard jackass of a rawksta who is completely unrelated to the Gordon-Levitts.

The mind, it boggles.

Anyway, you said what I wanted to say and you said it beautifully. Maybe that's why blogger posted your comment twice. Once for you and once for me.

So thanks for that. I feel a little bit better today having read what you had to say.

P.S. Hope you've been well.

Anonymous said...

in a pathetic attempt to hurt the people on this blog who admire his brother.


Unfuckinbelievable.

Only, not.

Anonymous said...

70 bucks for yet another "special/limited edition"?

Just in time for Christmas, boys and girls! (Or should I just say girls?)

I have to hand it to Warners' marketing team. They put out 200 LE photos which sell out almost immediately to make younger, less sophisticated fans think their "LE" merchandise is selling like proverbial hotcakes, and then they put out this "LE" Box Set, which is probably about as limited as the TBP Box Set or the TBPID Box Set (translation: not very) and then have these poor kids convinced that they have to hurry up and buy them before they're all gone.

I think there will be some disgruntled parents shelling out big bucks this year so their little girls can have a cheap raygun and mask under the Christmas tree.

Anonymous said...

I guess there will always be people who use tragedy to try to score points for their side and there will always be people who need to make everything about them.

That is pathetic. Truly.

Anonymous said...

4:36 shut up.

Anonymous said...

I think there will be some disgruntled parents shelling out big bucks this year so their little girls can have a cheap raygun and mask under the Christmas tree.

And then sometime after Christmas, the LE box sets will go on sale for about forty dollars and the masks and rayguns will be on sale individually.

Limited, my ass.

Anonymous said...

^ ...andd the first raygun to be sold out is gerard's. then frank, or mikey. ray's would probably ended up on clearance just like the TBPID mask.

No matter how much the fangirls said its about the music, the truth is, they're still going after looks.

kapunua said...

It's nice to read you, Former. I actually saw that comment yesterday, too, and it took me a while to get over the "WHAT, HONESTLY?" factor before I could even get coherent. :/

Fandom, for all its fun, has its dark, gross side and no one seems to demonstrate that better than MCR fans.

Have you seen HR? Lots of nice tributes there.

I've always had such a deep love for fire dancers. :)

Good to read you, Former. I hope you're doing well, too. :)

Anonymous said...

Wifey's Artshow?

http://leniq-gerardway.buzznet.com/user/photos/gerard/?id=63167341

Anonymous said...

My Chemical Romance's Danger Days: Born In The USA

MCR's latest is a uniquely American rock album, albeit one set in the dystopian future, in Bigger Than the Sound.

By James Montgomery (@positivnegativ)


"Let me tell you 'bout the sad man/ Shut up and let me see your jazz hands."

Gerard Way sings that on "Na Na Na," the first single from My Chemical Romance's Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, and I mention it now because it's a pretty apt summation of the entire album, a throttling 50-odd minutes of big guitars, even bigger choruses and shiny, 23rd-century synthesizers that's long on jazz hands, fist pumps and all other manner of jubilant gesticulations, yet short on morose emotions ... or, really, any emotions that couldn't adequately be expressed without Dio-worthy devil horns or lighters thrust aloft.

And that's sort of the point, isn't it? Dangers Days isn't supposed to plumb the same murky depths The Black Parade did or strike the same misfit poses as Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. If it did either of those things, it would be a rehash — and probably quite boring — and My Chem don't do rehashes. They set the past ablaze and walk away from the pyre, stumbling off into the darkness with only the flames to light the way. This is a large part of what makes them a great band: They are fearless, almost to a fault. And Danger Days is most definitely their most fearless album, proudly — almost defiantly — kissing the past goodbye, ditching the pancake makeup and overwrought histrionics for an album's worth of lean, mean, missile-launcher rock.

In the process, MCR have reinvented themselves too. Gone is the band with the slightly foppish Queen obsession and the soft spot for Great White Way theatrics. In their place, we get a gang of bandana-clad desert dwellers, a take-no-prisoners, dust-in-their-teeth band of outlaws, swathed in stinking leathers and reeking of sweat and blood and motor oil. At one point — during the blazing "Party Poison" — Way quotes the MC5 ("Kick out the jams!"), and it's especially fitting here. After all, there's no Liza Minnelli cameo on Danger Days, but there are several by a gravel-throated Gila monster named Dr. Death Defying.

To that end, there's a wild, windswept spirit of freedom that blows through most of the album ... the kind of sexualized sensation that is only unlocked by fast, loud muscle cars, chortling, shovelhead Harleys, and blood-red sunsets over wide-open highways. It's a uniquely American thing — which is proof that, when Way told MTV News last year that MCR were falling in love with being "an American rock-and-roll band," he wasn't kidding — and Danger Days is a uniquely American rock-and-roll album, albeit one set in the dystopian future. It takes its cues from the MC5, the ham-fisted proto-punk of the Stooges (album-closing "Vampire Money") and even the cocksure swagger of Guns N' Roses (the triumphant drums and ringing acoustic guitars of "S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W" are a dead ringer for the opening bars of "Paradise City").

Anonymous said...

My Chemical Romance's Danger Days: Born In The USA

MCR's latest is a uniquely American rock album, albeit one set in the dystopian future, in Bigger Than the Sound.

By James Montgomery (@positivnegativ)


"Let me tell you 'bout the sad man/ Shut up and let me see your jazz hands."

Gerard Way sings that on "Na Na Na," the first single from My Chemical Romance's Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, and I mention it now because it's a pretty apt summation of the entire album, a throttling 50-odd minutes of big guitars, even bigger choruses and shiny, 23rd-century synthesizers that's long on jazz hands, fist pumps and all other manner of jubilant gesticulations, yet short on morose emotions ... or, really, any emotions that couldn't adequately be expressed without Dio-worthy devil horns or lighters thrust aloft.

And that's sort of the point, isn't it? Dangers Days isn't supposed to plumb the same murky depths The Black Parade did or strike the same misfit poses as Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. If it did either of those things, it would be a rehash — and probably quite boring — and My Chem don't do rehashes. They set the past ablaze and walk away from the pyre, stumbling off into the darkness with only the flames to light the way. This is a large part of what makes them a great band: They are fearless, almost to a fault. And Danger Days is most definitely their most fearless album, proudly — almost defiantly — kissing the past goodbye, ditching the pancake makeup and overwrought histrionics for an album's worth of lean, mean, missile-launcher rock.

In the process, MCR have reinvented themselves too. Gone is the band with the slightly foppish Queen obsession and the soft spot for Great White Way theatrics. In their place, we get a gang of bandana-clad desert dwellers, a take-no-prisoners, dust-in-their-teeth band of outlaws, swathed in stinking leathers and reeking of sweat and blood and motor oil. At one point — during the blazing "Party Poison" — Way quotes the MC5 ("Kick out the jams!"), and it's especially fitting here. After all, there's no Liza Minnelli cameo on Danger Days, but there are several by a gravel-throated Gila monster named Dr. Death Defying.

Anonymous said...

Spiritually, Danger Days owes a lot to the work of another great American (and New Jersey) icon: Bruce Springsteen. Because, like a large portion of the Boss' songbook, it deals almost exclusively with the romantic ideals of leaving the small town for the bright lights of the big city, magical girls with life-affirming powers and about being saved by rock and roll on a Saturday night. At various points throughout, Way declares, "You can run away with me anytime you want" ("Summertime"), "I've got a bulletproof heart/ You've got a hollow-point smile" (to a potential lover on "Bulletproof Heart"), and "When we were young, we used to say/ That you only hear the music when your heart begins to break" ("The Kids From Yesterday"). Brandon Flowers tried to do much the same thing on the Killers' Sam's Town album; the only difference is, My Chem pull it off. Because they've got the balls to. Because they're an American rock-and-roll machine.


And yes, dealing with American archetypes is pretty easy, but Danger Days isn't a complex album: It's about the fast and loose joy of rock and roll played very loudly, the spiritual release of shouting along to your favorite song, the swagger of gunslingers and motorcycle gangs and sh---hot guitar solos. There's no room for sadness or social complexities. It is loud, brash, unafraid and unapologetic, a four-on-the-floor, pedal-to-the-metal, bullets-in-the-chamber, bugs-on-the-windshield thrill ride. And, in a lot of ways, it's the most American rock album in recent memory. Which is probably what MCR set out to do when they made it (the second time around). Of course, they had to dye their hair and fast-forward to the year 2019 to do it, but given their past, I'd expect nothing less. "We're an American band," they seem to be shouting, echoing the sentiments of Grand Funk Railroad. "From the future."




http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1649447/20101006/my_chemical_romance.jhtml

Anonymous said...

Lol, JMont sucking Gerard's dick again.

Anonymous said...

He's not sucking Brendon Flowers dick.

BF must be heartbroken.

Anonymous said...

I lost all respect for JMont when he whined about not getting invited to Pete Wentz' wedding (not that I had any respect for him to begin with). He's a fanboy and fanboys don't make good music reviewers.

Anonymous said...

Lets hope they make sqillions on their new record. His good friends at MSI will get to enjoy it and he can live his fairytale existence with the love of his life, child and dog.

Anonymous said...

i dont think its the offical show. i think it was that meet and greet thing she threw together for the fans traveling out to see her.

Lynn said...

Wifey's Artshow?



She and Jessicka had to postpone their artshow. To make it up to the ones that already had tickets(MCR fans)they let them go to the art studio and have a preview of their art(Gerard)

Anonymous said...

Eighteen year old fangirls coming to critique your art is always a must.

Anonymous said...

Clown masks and plastic rayguns are soooooo dystopian

Anonymous said...

Clown masks and plastic rayguns are soooooo dystopian

Aren't they? And apocalyptic too. I'm sure that in a post-apocalyptic world, every survivor will be equipped with a mask, a brightly colored leather jacket and matching mask/raygun accessories. It's what all the best-dressed desert rats will be wearing.

Anonymous said...

What I'd like to know is what the bracelets have to do with it?

Lynn said...

They are bad luck beads. I guess everyone in the post-apocalyptic world wears them. They are all the rage in 2019!

Lynn said...

the only difference is, My Chem pull it off. Because they've got the balls to. Because they're an American rock-and-roll machine.


They had the balls to wear those marching parade uniforms but they were not an american rock-and roll machine. It must be those pleather pants Gerard has been wearing.Thats what makes them rock now.

Anonymous said...

In their place, we get a gang of bandana-clad desert dwellers, a take-no-prisoners, dust-in-their-teeth band of outlaws, swathed in stinking leathers and reeking of sweat and blood and motor oil.



LOL! Stinking leather!

Anonymous said...

every survivor will be equipped with a mask, a brightly colored leather jacket and matching mask/raygun accessories.




God, I hope so.

That's much better than the dull rags & accessories post apocalyptic survivors usually wear.

Anonymous said...

They are bad luck beads. I guess everyone in the post-apocalyptic world wears them. They are all the rage in
2019!





They're all the rage now in 2010! Good and bad luck beads. It's good to know that some traditions will survive the apocalypse.

Anonymous said...

Clowns don't wear masks.

Clowns wear face paint and big rubber red noses.

Just sayin.

Anonymous said...

Clowns don't use ray guns either.
They use flowers that spit in your face.

Anonymous said...

clowns wear masks

Anonymous said...

the only difference is, My Chem pull it off. Because they've got the balls to. Because they're an American rock-and-roll machine.


Gosh, they make them write any shit to sell a record.

Anonymous said...

Save some money and make your own mask

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw9swLUK-Ek&feature=PlayList&p=6C8AB374996E4A75&index=0&playnext=1

Anonymous said...

God, I hope so.

That's much better than the dull rags & accessories post apocalyptic survivors usually wear.



Orly? You wouldn't survive very long after the apocalypse looking like that.

Anonymous said...

Like a pack of techicolored clowns.

Anonymous said...

http://www.zeichenstift.at/zeichenstift/bilder_gross/images/Clown.jpg

And


http://taiana.buzznet.com/user/photos/?id=63256231


Same thing.

Anonymous said...

Another great review.


My Chemical Romance - Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys

FILE UNDER: Post-Apocalyptic Power-Rock

My Chemical Romance
Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys

from My Chemical Romance


Review by Jonah Bayer

It should come as no surprise that My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way has spent much of the past
years working on his graphic novel series The Umbrella Academy. Because his band’s fourth full-length, Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys, is literally the sonic equivalent of a comic book. Narrated by the self-described “surgeon/proctor/helicopter” Doctor Death-Defying, the 15-track album is as visceral as the superhero wannabes of Kick-Ass and a vast sonic departure for the band. It’s truly hard to believe this is the same act who exploded onto the scene six years ago with the emo anthem, “I’m Not Okay (I Promise).”

While My Chemical Romance’s former peers have either embraced conceptual introspection (Thursday) or retreated from the spotlight altogether (Brand New), on Danger Days, MCR have fully followed their own larger-than-life creative vision. If nothing else, it’s admirable to see a band in their situation following their muse without worrying about pissing off diehard fans in the process. After a brief introduction by Dr. D (“Look Alive, Sunshine”), the album officially opens with the Bowie-inflected first single, “Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na),” a raucous track that’s got all the clichéd makings of a bombastic rock song: lyrics about doing drugs, harmonizing guitars and a tapping guitar solo. The only real surprising thing in this musical equation is the way MCR manage to make these elements their own. Overall, Danger Days seems to alternate between sweat-fueled ragers and power ballads such as “Bulletproof Heart,” which sets the stage for an apocalyptic love story that’s also teeming with youthful nostalgia. The looking-back vibe is further extended as Way croons about how “the pigs are after me” over a stripped-down riff that everyone has heard a million times before, yet still manages to sound fresh. That song, like much of the album, is aided by unbelievable axe-work courtesy of Ray Toro, whose tasteful shredding finally gets a chance to take its rightful share of the spotlight on Danger Days.

Anonymous said...

Additional highlights on the album include the impossibly catchy self-help anthem “Save Yourself, I’ll Hold Them Back,” (the equivalent of Survivor’s “Eye Of The Tiger” for future goth warriors of the world) and the unexpected ballad “Summertime,” which would fit nicely on lite-rock radio formats, the antithesis of the album’s more upbeat fare. And when MCR do get close to plagiarism—as they do on the shambolic Stooges-aping closer “Vampire Money”—Way takes a note from the Gaslight Anthem’s Brian Fallon and acknowledges it by quoting Iggy Pop’s iconic “street walkin’ cheetah” reference before the listener can. Well played, sir.

That’s not to say that this post-modern thriller doesn’t have a few duds—most notably the syncopated hi-hat dance experiment “Planetary (GO!)” and the way-too-close-to-Red-Hot-Chili-Peppers-territory “DESTROYA”—but with a record as bold and ambitious as Danger Days, you can expect a few casualties (and a lot of sound effects). Ultimately, the grandiosity that MCR built their name upon (cf. “Helena”) is still here, just re-contextualized on upbeat numbers like “The Only Hope For Me Is You,” which are slightly harder to get your head around initially, but far more fulfilling in the end.


That last statement is also true about the disc as a whole. Most people expected My Chemical Romance to go the way of Green Day, choosing instead to hedge their bets and deliver The Blacker Parade. Fortunately with Danger Days, MCR havefar more in common with the Flaming Lips than anyone currently operating in any “punk” scene. How they were able to construct an entire multi-layered universe (sonically, lyrically and with narration!) for listeners to get lost in—while writing some of the strongest and catchiest songs of their career—is anyone’s guess. For the cookie-cutter bands and haters out there, that’s what we call sweet revenge.


4 out of 5 stars

http://www.altpress.com/reviews/entry/my_chemical_romance_-_danger_days_the_true_lives_of_the_fabulous_killj/

Anonymous said...

“The Only Hope For Me Is You,"

Or, I love my zoid with all my fucking heart and her and her band are the greatest

Anonymous said...

so the roid chops off all her hair then decides to die it and then goes and chops it off again. seeing how she did that last one herself and their are no glamor shots posted of it her sudden burning desire to become just like e cutz must not be working out for her.

poor bandit. one parents never home the other is clearly a whole new level of nutso.

Anonymous said...

Orly? You wouldn't survive very long after the apocalypse looking like that.
October 8, 2010 9:48 PM



I disagree. In my post apocalyptic vision those of us who look like that are the only ones who will survive.

You wouldn't last a week in your neutral colours, dinjy rags, standard gear, without beads and ray guns.

Since there's never been an actual apocalypse I don't see how anyone would know what fashion choices would help you survive.

You dress how you want in your post apocalyptic fantasies.

Let us dress how we want in ours.

Anonymous said...

Since there's never been an actual apocalypse I don't see how anyone would know what fashion choices would help you survive.

Yeh, cause there's going to be so many choices in fashion after the apocalypse.

Anonymous said...

After the apocalypse I'm gonna steal my clothes from the basements of best boutiques in Beverly Hills


or Sax Fifth Ave.



You can steal your clothes from the wardrobe basement at Universal Studios.

Anonymous said...

In the cutesy sanitized MCR/MSI apocalypse there is.

Anonymous said...

Rummaging through Macy's basements are as low end as I'll be willing to go.

If you can't find anything to your liking left at Universal Studios you could try the wardrobe basement at the Sony pictures studios.

Anonymous said...

So Fifth Avenue or Universal Studios haven't been nuked? No deadly radioactivity in Rodeo Drive? Or organized gangs that have already looted the spoils before you got to it?

Anonymous said...

What studio made that Haley's Comet movie?

There were some cutesy clothes in that one. Very colorful. Nice cars and houses or apartments left to choose from too. Endless options with so few people left.

Anonymous said...

Or organized gangs that have already looted the spoils before you got to it?

Art is the weapon against those gangs too. And plastic ray guns.

Anonymous said...

So Fifth Avenue or Universal Studios haven't been nuked? No deadly radioactivity in Rodeo Drive? Or organized gangs that have already looted the spoils before you got to it?


Nope. Not in my vision.

It was a comet that did it. Much like the one killed the dinosaurs and the one in that Haley's Comet movie.

It turned most humans to dust but left most buildings intact.

It was a strange comet. It had a alternating purple, orange and pastel blue glow and mainly took out people with a drab sense of fashion and a drabber sense of humour.

Anonymous said...

lol

Anonymous said...

It was a strange comet. It had a alternating purple, orange and pastel blue glow and mainly took out people with a drab sense of fashion and a drabber sense of humour.

Ohhh Got it. It was a comet that emitted a mysterious gas that induced psychosis to everyone within a 10 mile radius.

Anonymous said...

people with a drab sense of fashion and a drabber sense of humour.

MCR and their buddies MSI have certainly cornered the market on that one!

Anonymous said...

12:31 have gotta agree! MSI, sooo hilarious, Right-lefts funny as piss.

Anonymous said...

Defeat at the castle seems to have utterly disheartened
King Arthur. The ferocity of the French taunting took him completely by surprise, and Arthur became convinced that a new strategy was required if the quest for the Holy Grail were to be brought to a successful conclusion. Arthur, having consulted his closest knights, decided that they should separate, and search for the Grail
individually.

Anonymous said...

They had the balls to wear those marching parade uniforms but they were not an american rock-and roll machine. It must be those pleather pants Gerard has been wearing.Thats what makes them rock now.


They must come with their own special "sock" as well.

Anonymous said...

They must come with their own special "sock" as well.


My goodness! Let's hope it's not a leather sock ;)

Lynn said...

They must come with their own special "sock" as well.


LOL! I hope it is at least cotton. Its hot in the post-apocalyptic desert.I bet it is colorful. Hot pink!

Anonymous said...

Its hot in the post-apocalyptic desert.I bet it is colorful. Hot pink!


And has dead Pegasus woven in it.

Anonymous said...

Looks like he misplaced his sock here

Anonymous said...

Could be a case of too many socks here

Anonymous said...

Relief at last. Seems to have found them again here

Anonymous said...

Here

http://leniq-gerardway.buzznet.com/user/photos/gerard/?id=63357101

(for 5:42)

Anonymous said...

So the Killjoys apocalypse is like the one in Night of the Comet? Nothing gets destroyed except all the humans by some cosmic rays emitted by a comet that passes too close to the earth and the ones who do survive either turn into zombies (draculoids) or they turn into leather clad, raygun carrying, mask-wearing rawkstas who fight evil and drive an old fucked up Trans Am?

Well damn. It would have been nice if maybe some Range Rovers had survived the apocalypse. They would be much more appropriate than driving in the desert.

Anonymous said...

*for driving in the desert

Anonymous said...

Fuck this band. I started to think they were leeches when Frank sold those shitty ass "photographs" he took on their site. My three year old cousin can take better pictures. Now this? They are selling their new album with a bracelet, a mask and a fucking ray gun for $80? It's a fucking disgrace. They are blatantly taking advantage of their fans and making money off them. I'll be damned if I buy that box-set. MCR make me sick.

Anonymous said...

I prefer my apocalypse to be more like Stephen King's The Stand where nearly everyone dies from a superbug created by the government. The few survivors congregate into two separate groups: one good, one evil. Ultimately, they have to face each other in a final showdown.

Great characters, lots of action, dead bodies everywhere (Lincoln tunnel was especially gruesome). There was even a rockstar, but after the apocalypse, that didn't matter anymore because there wasn't any radio or MTV and nobody gave a shit.

MCR's post apocalyptic world is right out of a Saturday morning cartoon. I think they're going for the youth market (like, ten to twelve year old boys and eight to fourteen year old girls) because they're the demographic who actually buys records and merch right now.

Anonymous said...

They're all the rage now in 2010! Good and bad luck beads.

Aww! Kind of like the WWJD bracelets that kids wore back when I was in middle school? How cute! Too bad those aren't still in style with the youngsters. MCR could make WWKD (what would Killjoys do) bracelets and sell them.

Anonymous said...

MCR could make WWKD (what would Killjoys do) bracelets and sell them.

I could totally see their fans buying WWGD (What would Geesus do?) bracelets. He has been elevated to Deity status now, don't you know.

Anonymous said...

Out of topic...
Is Gerard gonna go to the Scream Awards this year? If so I hope he and Eliza run into eachother. Crossing my finger hoping she burns him with her straighting iron.

Anonymous said...

According to Jessicka's Twitter it looks like Nov 13th is the new date for the art show.

Anonymous said...

I doubt Gerard will be at the Scream Awards. He hasn't had a comic out in forever. Dallas didn't do as well as the original series and talk of a TUA movie is pretty much kaput. There's no reason for him to be there.

Anonymous said...

wtf is eliza doing at scream awards anyway? some hairdressing job or what?

Anonymous said...

Anyone can apply for tickets to go, as long as they come in costume. Eliza's going as Tank Girl. Which is interesting, given MCR's new concept.

Anonymous said...

MCR must be doing something right with thie new album because everyone here can't stop talking about it. It doesn't matter if you already decided to hate it or not. They made their way into your minds and you have an opinion on it. They are on your radar.

A little comment here and there about someone being dead.... and back to MCR.

You guys care. Alot.

There success isn't going anywhere. :)

Lynn said...

No shit Sherlock! You have found us out! If you look back through the blogs you will actually notice that we discuss......MCR. You is brillant.

Anonymous said...

It just proves my point.

Anonymous said...

Proves no point smarty pants.

Anonymous said...

There success isn't going anywhere. :)

You mean their and so what if they have more success? We wouldn't be the idiots giving our money to them.

Anonymous said...

More moolahs for such a big rawkstah More socks and more money to spurge on Mrs chicken arm and her Hollywood gang. Maybe she can have the other arm tatted finally.

Anonymous said...

My Chemical Romance will perform as the official pre-game entertainment for the NFL Pepsi Max International Series game on Sunday 31st October, at Wembley Stadium. The band will perform “Na Na Na” plus “Welcome To The Black Parade” before the San Francisco 49ers play the Denver Broncos.


http://www.mychemicalromance.com/news/2010/10/08/mcr-open-san-francisco-49ers-vs-denver-broncos-wembley

Anonymous said...

Sorry guys, I've been looking at this, and I think it's good. I share most of the opinions on here, but I think that Na Na Na shows development. Y'know why? It was in my head last night, and this morning, after hearing it once. My bet is that this one is going to make them massive, main stream, and chasing after the tails of Green Day.

Anonymous said...

eliza hung out muse and gets to go to the spike awards dressed as tank girl. no wonder the roids freaking out about her looks.

maybe her she will even swing by and fuck gerard as way of thanking him for painting her up and pasting that giant spider on her face.

Anonymous said...

Why should Lindsey worry? Gerard thinks that she's amazing, and last time I looked they were married.

Anonymous said...

and last time i looked gerard was writing songs about falling in love with some girls lip gloss smile.

aw. clowns dont wear lip gloss. sad day.

Anonymous said...

That doesn't really mean anything. Maybe in his apocalypse Lindsey wears lip gloss.

Anonymous said...

and maybe youre an idiot!

Anonymous said...

No, sorry. I'm not.

Anonymous said...

The last time I looked at Eliza's twitter picture she looked like a clown. Does anybody really take serious beauty and makeup advice from her? I'd rather take that advice from Lyns. She's more of a natural attractive.

Anonymous said...

Give or take a hundred tattoos.

Anonymous said...

This picture.

Anonymous said...

I don't think Lyns has that many tattoos. Anybody know how many she has?

Anonymous said...

I think it defeats the purpose to slate one woman's looks over another. Eliza has her own look and Lindsey has hers. It's ridiculous to state that Lindsey is more natural because she appears to wear less makeup (at times) considering how much ink she has.

Anonymous said...

The ones that are visible are enough.

Anonymous said...

OK.
Lets slate Gerard about the sock he stuffs in his pants to compensate for the size of his dick and not talk about which woman is more naturally attractive and which looks clownish.

Anonymous said...

I've seen talk of Gerard's ass.

I think Lyns has a better ass than Eliza.

Eliza does have better arms since she's lost weight.

Anonymous said...

Is Rose here? I think I smell peppermint.

Anonymous said...

Seeing you're so into being natural, stuffing your crotch with a sock doesn't seem very natural to me.

I'm not Rose if you are referring to me.

S******a said...

I think both LynZ and Eliza are pretty girls when they are wearing make-up. One thing I gotta ask, when did Gerard stuff a sock down his pants? WTF?

Anonymous said...

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some people even find Gerard Way attractive whereas I think he looks like the love child of Michael Jackson and Billy Corgan. *shudder*

My boyfriend says both Lindsey and Alicia look like transvestites. Although he doesn't find Eliza all that attractive, he says at least she looks like a girl.

Anonymous said...

One thing I gotta ask, when did Gerard stuff a sock down his pants? WTF?

Not been around the fandom long, eh? I'm guessing you don't know about 'butter my muffin' or the 'Gerard and twinkies' meme either.

Sorry, but some things you just have to be there for.

Anonymous said...

I think it's hilarious that MCR is playing at a football game in London. They would never, ever be asked to play at a football game in the U.S. American football fans would be all WTF, WHO ARE THESE CLOWNS?

Anonymous said...

I think that Na Na Na shows development. Y'know why? It was in my head last night, and this morning, after hearing it once. My bet is that this one is going to make them massive, main stream, and chasing after the tails of Green Day.

Interesting. Especially considering that Na x 100 has already dropped out of iTunes top 200 selling singles. After what, less than 2 weeks?

Anonymous said...

Okay...Not the only ones that think she's a transvestide.

http://www.motifake.com/image/demotivational-poster/0807/transvestide-msi-gerard-lyn-z-my-chemical-romance-demotivational-poster-1215373107.jpg

Anonymous said...

Transvestite, you mean?

Anonymous said...

I'm laughing about how they get to play a big football game, yet they have to play WTTBP (aka the only song anyone not already a fan in the UK even knows) alongside 'the new shit goddamit'. I bet they fought that tooth and nail.

Anonymous said...

All of my guy friends think Lyndsey is the most feminine looking of all three. Eliza, Alicia and Lyndsey.

Alicia comes in second place and Eliza a very distant third. Most of them say she has a horse face like that Sarah Jessica from Sex in the city. Only less f*ckable than her.

Anonymous said...

It's all about the F factor.

F*ckability.


Lyndsey has it and Eliza dont.

Anonymous said...

I think it's hilarious that MCR is playing at a football game in London. They would never, ever be asked to play at a football game in the U.S. American football fans would be all WTF, WHO ARE THESE CLOWNS?



It's an NFL game you nitwit. American football.

Beginning with the 2005 season, the National Football League has hosted regular season American football games held outside the United States in a series known as the International Series.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_International_Series

Anonymous said...

You must be joking 11:45. Ewww.

S******a said...

Will they be dressed as Killjoys when they perform at this game or wear The Black Parade costumes? And BTW Na Na NA is an alright song but it's obvious Gerard's voice has been autotuned to death. I don't think he will be able to sing that live. He needs to stop smoking.

Anonymous said...

My Chemical Romance to open for 49ers at Wembley
Presented by Presented by Canon

09 October 2010 12:36 PM - Henry Hodgson | Type: Latest News
Related Links: BBC, Denver Broncos, National Football League, San Francisco 49ers, Sky Sports



The National Football League (NFL) today announced that My Chemical Romance will perform the official pre-game entertainment for the NFL Pepsi Max International Series game on Sunday 31st October, at Wembley Stadium.



The band will prepare the 85,000 strong crowd of fans for the clash between home team, the San Francisco 49ers and the Denver Broncos.



Their performance will open with the forthcoming single, 'Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)', [My Chemical Romance will open for 49ers at Wembley.] which is the first track to be taken from their eagerly anticipated new album 'Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys', which will follow on 22nd November. The band will also perform fan favourite 'Welcome to the Black Parade', the title track from their hugely successful 2006 album 'The Black Parade.'



My Chemical Romance are the latest in a host of big-name stars who have performed at the pre-game show at Wembley. Previous Pepsi Max NFL International Series fixtures over the last three years have welcomed the likes of Calvin Harris, Katherine Jenkins, The Stereophonics, Joss Stone, Ne-Yo and The Feeling.



My Chemical Romance frontman, Gerard Way, commented, "Performing to 85,000 fellow NFL fans will be one of the highlights of our European tour - we're thrilled to be playing to such a huge crowd in such an iconic venue."



Alistair Kirkwood, Managing Director of NFL UK said "My Chemical Romance follow in the footsteps of a fantastic pedigree of acts to have performed for the pre-game at Wembley. We can't think of a better way to get the crowd in the mood for the big game."




http://www.nfluk.com/news/my-chemical-romance-to-open-for-49ers-at-wembley-101010.html

Anonymous said...

"Performing to 85,000 fellow NFL fans will be one of the highlights of our European tour - we're thrilled to be playing to such a huge crowd in such an iconic venue."


lol

Anonymous said...

Didn't you see the new pic of Frank in his Steelers jersey? They're a football team ya know.

Lynn said...

Will they be dressed as Killjoys when they perform at this game or wear The Black Parade costumes?


If i was a betting person,i would put all of my money on those leather pants.

Anonymous said...

The black parade is dead.

I think they'll wear whatever they feel like wearing on that day. Just like you and I.


They'll prob even put their pants on 1 leg at a time.

Anonymous said...

Ewww.

Anonymous said...

If i was a betting person,i would put all of my money on those leather pants.

I'm betting the leather pants were Lindseys idea.

Anonymous said...

The black parade is dead.

Since the band is going to be singing about it, apparently it's still alive and well.

Anonymous said...

From Kerrang:

In a new and exclusive interview, Gerard and his gang reveal what happened during the making of their forthcoming new album Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys and why they're "super dangerous" again.

Anonymous said...

If i was a betting person,i would put all of my money on those leather pants.


I'm betting those leather pants are making him feel "super dangerous" again. Maybe they also come with a super sized sock.

Anonymous said...

lol

Anonymous said...

Super dangerous, LMFAO.

Do they not realize how stupid that shit makes them sound?

Anonymous said...

Yeah, "dangerous" like my little brother thinks he's dangerous when he plays with his toy blaster guns.

These are thirty-something year old men with wives, kids and mortgages. Who do they think they're kidding?

Anonymous said...

"Performing to 85,000 fellow NFL fans will be one of the highlights of our European tour - we're thrilled to be playing to such a huge crowd in such an iconic venue."

For a crowd of people who probably have only heard WTTBP and didn't like it. NFL fans aren't the type to play with rayguns and wear beaded bracelets.

Anonymous said...

It's an NFL game you nitwit. American football.

Beginning with the 2005 season, the National Football League has hosted regular season American football games held outside the United States in a series known as the International Series.


I know that, you idiot.

I mean they are only being asked to play it because the game is in London. The NFL would never ask them to play in the US.

Jeez, but MCR fans have poor-ass reading comprehension skills. Must be from reading all that fanfic.

Anonymous said...

Jeez, but MCR fans have poor-ass reading comprehension skills. Must be from reading all that fanfic.

True. Not only that, they talk about the "fuckability" of the MCR wives/ex-girlfriends.

WTF? How disrespectful is that?

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