Fall Out Boys show their recklessness side while wandering on the streets of Los Angeles in a music video for their new single, 'I Don't Care'.

Fall Out Boys show their recklessness side while wandering on the streets of Los Angeles in a music video for their new single, 'I Don't Care'.

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Fall Out Boy have dropped a music video to promote their first single, "I Don't Care" from the band's fifth studio album, "Folie a Deux", which is expected to come out on November 4. The video features cameo appearances from Spencer Pratt of "The Hills", Mark Hoppus of Blink-182, and Cobra Starship's Gabe Saporta.

"It's a little bit of a satire on the rock-and-roll archetypes of being a jerk like trashing dressing rooms and being a general big, big jerk," Patrick Stump speaks of the video concept. "Because, if we're well-known for anything, it's that we're not really like that. We're not big jerks, we're just playing on that. These are all things that we would never do."

In the music video, the band members show no care for their surrounding. One of the band's members, Joe Trohman, is seen wandering in downtown Los Angeles, wearing only coat, and sometimes opening it up, showing his nudity. In another scene, Patrick snatches away a walking aid from an old man.

Couple of new posts (srry for being away for a while)

New Blogspot

in and out of somnia
dont really ever sleep anymore.

i think it accounts for my moods.

and some of those around me.

apologies for those apologies that i never meant.

its all just the WWF (sorry WWE) and i am destined to be the bad wrestler though there is something about the boos and hisses that keeps me bouncing off the ropes.


though there is something pavlovian about all of this.

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all that matters is Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams are back together. my life is at ease now.

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ahomeboyslife[dot]com updates

head over to myspace.com/heymonday and check out three new songs. candles is my current jam.

also, the new academy is record came out today (well now technically yesterday). go pick it up. my dad says the new york times said its sweet. so do i if that matters.

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they said it. you run right back to the start.

[Editor's note: So we know decaydance.com was hacked by citizensForOurBenefit.com. We know that Ashlee was spotted holding a pamplet for cfob. We know that a third site exists, citizensfourourbenefit.com which links to runrightbacktothestart.com, referenced in this blog post. What else?]

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new tyga video. this dude is bonkers courtesy of aol.

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alot to say. but not much to say it. gabes shirt makes sense in my demented little head. im no different than you trying to be me trying to be you.

none of us are.

me and trav at the tyga video shoot. yes this is the exact...

me and trav at the tyga video shoot. yes this is the exact...

me and trav at the tyga video shoot. yes this is the exact moment where he stole my glasses and i realized that he was like a foot taller than me. get into it.

On the scene at Pinkapalooze with Fall Out Boy....Deeeeeelish

On the scene at Pinkapalooze with Fall Out Boy....Deeeeeelish

Last week, we put the ever so stylish FOE reporter hat on our girl Crystal Lee of CashDolla Industies. Mizz. Lee went and hung out at the Santa Monica Pier for the day to cover FOB’s performance at Victoria Secret’s Pinkapalooza. This is what she had to say :

Fall Out Boy Goes Pink
Written by Crystal Lee
(big ups to Ashley Jean for editing the story)

A known landmark and tourist attraction in California, the Santa Monica Pier, took on a new color as it hosted Victoria Secrets Pinkapalooza on Thursday July 17^th, 2008. Held by VS’ newest model Bahati Prinsloo for the launch of Victoria Secrets Pink Collegiate Collection, the pier was decked out in logos and, you guessed it, the color pink. Rides from bumper cars to the fair-sized Ferris wheel was also decorated in Pink’s infamous logo—the signature Pink dog. Festivities began around 5pm where only the first 3,000 people could expect a pink sparkling wrist band to earn them free rides and games throughout the day until 11pm. But fans who were anticipating the event’s special performance by Chicago based band, Fall Out Boy, began lining up 6 hours earlier in hopes to get the coveted barricade spot. As fans waited in a crowd all day in front of the stage, other guests took advantage of the activities Pinkapalooza had to offer. What would a launch be without so much as displaying the items Pink had to offer? Not only was the clothing displayed, but it was also available for purchase. Guests were invited to buy the Collegiate line via the back of a Pink’s RV. As the summer’s hottest tracks were spun by Danny Masterston (a.k.a. DJ Momjeans), guests competed in USC vs. UCLA rivalry games.

Pictures courtesy of John Sciulli cBerliner StudioBEImages

The main event/performance began around 9pm as Fall Out Boy took the stage the size of Vans Warped Tour main stage. Dressed in digital screens, heavy lighting—F.O.B played an array of singles for excited fans, including: “Sugar We’re Going Down”, “Dance, Dance”, “Thnks fr th mmrs”, as well as their cover of Michael Jackson’s “Beat it” and a 3 song medley which mixed artists like Akon, R. Kelly and Sonny & Cher. Although the set lasted for the span of 45 minutes, fans were long past due for a live performance. With Fall Out Boy’s latest gigs in early Spring, it was no wonder why so many people were amped, camera ready and trying their hardest to get as close to the stage as physically possible. As always, F.O.B surprised fans as bassist Pete Wentz brought out Decaydance records newest signed artist, Tyga to the stage to freestyle in the beginning of “Take Over, the Break’s Over.” No Fall Out Boy show would be complete without the signature moves of Wentz (the electric chair), or the notorious stripping of the hoodie as he stage dives into the crowd to scream along to the ever famous “Saturday.” Despite the show ended at approximately 10pm—fans and all guests took advantage of pier lighting to roam around the coast and ride until they felt sick, or until 11 o’clock marked the end of a very Pink day.

Pictures courtesy of Sara Jaye Weiss

Man oh man I wish I could have been there. Ferris wheels & Fall Out Boy?? What could be better?