#cool chemical

[twizzlers-disliker]

manganese heptoxide sludgebi guy thing i dont know man what am i doing

[transthatfag]

looking.

[rubbish78]

Green Day pranking My Chemical Romance while they perform on stage 2005

credits: x, x

[penceykills]

My Chemical Romance live @ SkateFest, Worchester MA// Sep 15 2002

[andyevej]

And as you stumble through your last crusade Will you welcome your extinction in the morning rays?

[bulletproof-future]

if you

could

be

a n y t h i n g

what

would

you

be?

[re5qvne]

Imagine you die and this is what you see

[ashottoremember]

the thing about mcr is that sometimes they plan and construct things so meticulously that there's layers upon layers of references with clues and hints embedded within to be decoded that may allude to an easter egg or just a funny joke within the band.

and sometimes they're just some guys who are like "X is super cool!" and whack it in there for no other reason.

and you never know which it is

[apuff]

society if people cared that destroya is about a kickass giant robot that destroys battery city

[melanch0lymist]

Just some pictures to help you get through your day. :)

[finleymcr]

mcr & green day!! >_<

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

At rest, your lungs wish to deflate, and your ribcage expands outwards.

[behindtheband420]

green day and smashing pumpkins are fighting over joint custody for the way brothers

[highendphsrs]

Mcr Images That Very Much Have A Certain Vibe To Them That I Can't Really Put My Finger On At The Moment But I Know It's There

[p0is0n-is-th3-cur3]

Calling people fake fans for finding bands through tiktok is the stupidest thing ever, so what someone found mcr because teenagers was a trending song on tiktok? Are they just magically not mcr fans because they found it on a video of a parent showing something dumb their kid did despite the fact that they genuinely enjoy mcr? Is someone a fake ptv fan because they heard king for a day on a makeup tiktok despite their 1k ptv plays? Should we not be glad that a thing we as a fandom cherish and love is finding it's way to more people who will love it just as much? Is that not how fandom grows? Why does the way a person found a band suddenly change how much of a fan they are? How is finding Green Day through a tiktok different than finding it through your older sibling playing it on blast through the walls? Community is supposed to grow, that's the point. Fostering a healthy community means allowing it to grow. Something suddenly being popular doesn't make it bad all of a sudden, there's a reason it's popular. I found Green Day through the third Percy Jackson book when I was 13, does that automatically make me a fake fan because I found out about them from a punk kid telling a goat boy his music taste sucks in the middle of a military school dance that they broke into? If someone truly enjoys something why does how they found it change how real of a fan they are? To quote Vic Fuentes, if you love it you're a fan of it equally to everyone. Do we as fandoms not want our communities to live on with new generations for years after the band has ended or died? Because gatekeeping the way people find music will inevitably end in our downfall, people are gonna leave the fandom, stop listening to the music and the communities that we worked so hard to grow will die because we didn't want to accept new people and the new way of finding music. Who's gonna keep the Green Day or mcr or ptv or fall out boy fandoms alive when we're gone if we keep pushing people out of it? It's unfair to us and the fans we're not accepting. Someone shouldn't have to be embarrassed or ashamed of the way they found something they love.

[mcroutfits]

gerard's frankestein graphic t-shirt on warped tour

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