I SWEAR I am a better singer then this, Gerard is too good, the audio quality is shitty, it's hard to sing and play at the same time and I feel a bit unwell today.
guys from bands if they were bath and body works fragrances. btw. if you even care. /ref PART 2: ELECTRIC BOOGALOO
twiggy ramirez: twisted peppermint (described as “cool peppermint, sugared snow, vanilla butter cream and fresh balsam” on bath and body works dot com)
ray toro: warm vanilla sugar (“intoxicating vanilla, white orchid, sparkling sugar, fresh jasmine and creamy sandalwood”)
bert mccracken: firecracker pop (“red cherry, fresh citrus and juicy berry”)
weird al yankovic: berry waffle cone (“a double scoop of the perfect fruity summer treat”)
jon walker: midnight amber glow (“smooth amber, caramel latte and vanilla bourbon”)
robin finck: golden berry mistletoe (“crisp, fresh air kissed by a touch of sweetness”)
brian molko: champagne toast (“a fruity, sweet, sparkling spritzer”)
@thejeordiewhite this one’s for you, bestie <33 if anyone else has any requests for these, please just tell me!!
it's funny when people are trying to put pete down by insulting his bass skills or whatever and they're like "he didn't even write fob's most iconic bassline!!!" (which I'm assuming is dance dance ig idk) and it's like. buddy, pal, friendofmine. sibling dearest. I'll do you one better: I can't name a bassline he has written.
great news! it doesn't matter. I'm not suggesting he's a good bassist either, because I've never really seen anything that really supports that idea. but he's not in the band to be the world's best bass player. it's a means to an end. he's a fantastic lyricist, he's a good frontman, and the three other members of fob wouldn't want to be in the band without him. I think that's all you could ever truly ask of him. nice try though