Sweetheart. (Patrick Stump Imagines)

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"Everyone give it up for POST MALONE!" Pete screamed into the microphone, hyping the audience up as Post Malone entered the stage as Joe and I started to play the intro guitar riff in the remix version of "Champion."

Austin Post, best known as Post Malone, will be rapping out RM's parts in the remixed version of Champion and it's actually pretty fucking amazing to finally have this version of Champion performed live. I'm glad I brought the idea up to the boys. I had to pull someone in to do RM's parts and the only person that came to mind was Post Malone, since I knew that it wouldn't be too hard to get him to say yes. It's hard to say no to Fall Out Boy.

Being a guest guitarist for Fall Out Boy's world tour made me and Austin immediately form a bond onstage. As he was rapping out his verses like fire, he would usually stand by me as I play my guitar.

I've been known for rolling over on Pete's back on cue with a badass climactic part of a song. Tonight, I did roll over on Post Malone's back and it was the coolest thing ever when I landed on the ground and the pyro effects went off and both me and Post Malone screamed at each other in pure amazement and joy. God I hope the photographers were able to capture that moment.

"Champion, champion." Patrick sung together with Post Malone as the song ended, raising his hand up in a peace sign.

Post Malone quickly gave the boys quick hugs and when he reached to me, he surprisingly lifted me and spun me around as he hugged me. "You're one badass guitar player, Y/N. Teach me to shred sometimes when you're in town." He spoke loudly by my ear as he put me back down. The audience cheers were getting louder that we had to plug our ear pieces back.

Austin immediately ran and exited to the other side of the stage after that, leaving me flustered, flattered, and grinning widely as I jumped up and down to shake myself off from the euphoric feeling from playing and interacting with Post Malone.

We immediately began with the intro for the next song, "Death Valley," slightly bobbing my head up and down to the beat of the song.

Pete gave me a thumbs up and I returned the gesture, still grinning. Joe bumped his shoulder against mine which made me giggle, "Seems like the gentleman's a bit worked up," as he pointed to Patrick aggressively playing his rhythm guitar and aggressively singing the lyrics of the song.

"He'll losen up." I spoke back as I separated from him to jump around the stage and tease Patrick for a bit.

My favorite part of playing this song live is the bridge part where it all gets trippy and it makes me want to give Patrick an onstage lapdance, but obviously I can't do that. I also sing a part there with the voice filter on for that trippy muffled sound effect and I usually do it on Pete's microphone, but I'm gonna switch things up for tonight.

"What I've got will make you feel more alive

I'll be your favorite drug, I will get you high"

I stood closely by Patrick's microphone as I kept strumming my guitar strings and immediately leaned toward his microphone, startling him back, earning a grin from him.

"I will get you high," I sang on Patrick's microphone, our lips dangerously close to each other as my voice got artistically filtered and manipulated by the sound engineers backstage and we proceeded with playing our instruments.

Patrick seemed surprised and flustered at what I did, but I just smirked at him.

"You bad girl!" Joe yelled at me, laughing loudly. I just laughed and continued moving my body to the song.

"We are alive!" Patrick belted out as the song ended and crowds cheered the loudest, my ears were starting to ring.

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