PANIC! AT THE DISCO RETWEETED MY TWEET Y'ALL AND I CRIED!
THAT'S ALL HAVE A GREAT NIGHT LOVE U GUYS AND ENJOY THE ALBUM!!!!!!
Edit: ok now that I have stopped crying and listened to the album a few times, I want to give a good opinion.
Pray For The Wicked is a huge inspirational step. If you listen to the lyrics in a lot of songs, it shows how hard Brendon (and the rest of Panic!) worked to be where they are. I've been here since the start of Panic! and honestly I'm so amazed at their transformation.
Dying in LA is beautiful, High Hopes is a work of art, Dancing's Not A Crime (which is the song that I tweeted about) is super catchy, One of the Drunks has a very important message and the rest of the album in itself is just a work of art. In my opinion, Panic! has outdone themselves. This album isn't like their usual music whatsoever. This album is personal and real.
Maybe I'm getting to deep? Probably. But to me, this is Brendon's testimony to his fans, his supporters (especially his mom, I love the nods to his mom on the album, God bless Grace) and the band.
I'm so proud to call them my favorite artist. This album has 'awards' written across it. I cannot wait to see where this album goes.
Question of the update: What is your opinion of the album, either overall or on individual songs? What's your favorite song? What don't you like about it? Most importantly: Do you stan? Wig?
Answer: My favorite song I think is Dancing's Not A Crime. It's so good! I also really love One of the Drunks. I don't care for Old Fashioned too much just yet, but it will grow on me. This album is so much fun. I stan. My wig was reported missing, last seen at The Overpass. 😉
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