Fall Out Boy Analysis

More Than Noise Rock. Pop. Classic. Music comes in many forms. Many of us take it for granted. It is a part of everyday life that we don’t appreciate as much as we should. It flows from our speakers, earbuds, and radio. We accept it in our normal routines. We hear it, but don’t listen. I personally go through phases of music. From parodies of popular songs to a cappella (Pentatonix woot woot). I get my song choices from YouTube, the radio, and friends. One of my friends recommended I listen to Fall Out Boy because it was their favorite band. I was curious because I had heard of them, but never have listened to any of their music. Once I got home from school, I loaded up the YouTube app on my phone. Suggestions from my subscriptions were present, but I ignored them and searched Fall Out Boy. …show more content…
‘Save Rock and Roll’. I picked the playlist and started listening. I immediately liked their sound. Rock for someone parts and a bit mellowed out for others. I kept listening, but started doing homework at the same time. One song, ‘Miss Missing You’, started, but I wasn’t really listening anymore. Suddenly I heard, “The person that you’d take a bullet for is behind the trigger”. I kinda sat there stunned. I mean it was insightful, but I was thinking that those weren't the lyrics. I was tempted to look up the lyrics, but at the time I was too absorbed with my homework, so the lyrics went ignored for a few