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Hey! I have asked another blog this,but I haven't heard back. Basically, Brendon's past wrongdoings made a horrible wall between me and the music I used to love. Whenever I listen I think of his ableist comments, or his rape/sexist/homophobic/transphobic jokes. I mentioned that I wish he would just apologise for this stuff and acknowledge he was wrong and someone replied saying he did and I could search for proof. I've been searching but I can't find anything. Could you link me to some proof?

Just gonna answer this before I log off but I have seen him apologize a few times for some of his comments, although I don’t remember if it was during live streams, on twitter, etc, so I can’t really link you to anything other than this (taken off of google, don’t know who got the screenshot, take it with a grain of salt bc of how often fans photoshop tweets of his).  If anyone else can provide links and all that, that’d be great. 

However, I think it’s important to realize that actions speak louder than words in a lot of situations.  We’ve all made shitty comments before and I think majority of us never publicly apologized but rather, we grew and realized that it wasn’t okay, and changed our way of both thinking and speaking.  I’d assume it’s the same for Brendon because as far as I can tell, he’s been taught better and is no longer making the jokes he used to.  

As much as I’d love to say this growing up of his is written down in tweets and all that, I can’t.  I know how important it is for a celebrity to apologize considering the platform they have but that’s not always going to happen and sometimes you have to decide for yourself if you think they’ve learned anything from their mistakes.

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Feel like it’s worth mentioning despite how it’s been a couple months but I’m no longer active on here, my personal, or really anywhere on tumblr anymore, meaning patd-online is defunct pretty much.  My other social media is either for role play or family, however if any of you need to get into contact w me for some reason, I am willing to give out my Discord.

It’s been real, y’all.  Thank you for your support <3 <3 <3

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Panic! At the Disco 22.04.06

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Brendon Urie of Panic! At the Disco attends Republic Records Celebrates the GRAMMY Awards in Partnership with Cadillac, Ciroc and Barclays Center at Cadillac House.

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brendon & jon

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© Robert Knight

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43-46/x images of fever era panic!

© Tim Mosenfelder

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Panic! At the Disco at the 50th Annual GRAMMY Awards

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Kenneth Harris of Panic! At The Disco, live @ HMH, Amsterdam 14-11-2016

photo by loveoflivemusic

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Two years ago today, Panic! At The Disco released their fifth studio album ‘Death Of A Bachelor’ - Death of a Bachelor debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, earning the band its best sales week and first number one album. It was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. It was the twelfth best-selling album of 2016 with 506,000 copies sold, which also made it the second best selling rock album of 2016. Including streams and tracks sales, the album has totaled 845,000 units in the United States in 2016. (01/15/2016)

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1.14.2018

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Stop there and let me correct it I wanna live a life from a new perspective

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November 7, 2006

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Brendon Urie at the 2017 Pre-Grammy Gala

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“Mansoup is, uh… All right. Well, what happened was, we got signed and Pete asked me to be on Fall Out Boy’s album, he asked me to sing a part on one of their songs. So we visited them in LA, while they were recording at the time, and we stayed at their apartment, and they had a hot tub. So basically what mansoup is, is, uh… All the dudes are, you know, practically naked, pretty much in their underwear, and it’s pretty much just like five or six dudes, in a hot tub, naked together. That’s mansoup.”

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