i don't believe in cancel culture anymore but i do believe people can say and do dumb shit but realize their mistake and do better, and those past mistakes should be acknowledged.
no one deserves a free pass on their shitty behavior.
@dm_myring welcome and sorry indeed. it happens. one time i joined one and the main singer was in a coma. and i was like uh okay aaaaaanyway the thing is you dont need p! to be active to love them still. enjoy the lore! x
so i didnt like vlv and i dont really stan b as much anymore because of ✨reasons✨ but i reaaaaallyyyyy want that shirt of vlv that says "you had to be there" hopefully someone posts it on depop so i can snag one of those.
@midnghtsvinyl my thoughts exactly, its beautiful theyre doing this but im quite sure he would rather have one he wrote. take the note on why he only left sins and nine on the recent setlists. either way send tons of vids!
guys…i think the sentiment behind the northern downpour project is amazing but maybe pick a song that is *brendon’s*. there are five albums worth of songs that would be a better choice 😬
sending all of you a hug. fans, ex-fans, everyone who loved panic at the disco at a moment in time. do not let the music die. the memories are yours and thank you for everything (the good, the bad and the dirty) over the years. it was time to say goodbye @panicatthedisco xx
havent kept tabs with panic (bc of you know, wont say the same things everyone that stopped being a stan said) in a while really so i find SO FUNNy to come back here and do this rant about how I AM FEELING BECAUSE I AM FEELING THINGS ABOUT IT.
also i'm over the moon about the baby and this new step on his life: fatherhood but honestly this is an understandable decision. not sure if i feel sad about it or not, as i said: bittersweet, a weird feeling overall.
@gospendon you are something kid. with or without him dont let the sadness cloud the memories you made and the joy you had but most importantly you are something. dont let the music die. hugs x
@vivasvengeance sending you love. remember the music will always be there for you and the joy it brought you and the (house of) memories you made along the way. everything will be alright in the end (of all things)