did panic in the disco play in fall out boys music video?
482466
Yup they played in "A little Less Sixteen Candles a Little More Touch" The part where you can see the lead singer is when the song slows down and theres three dudes with 3 girls and they're making them dance then they bite them.
1028213
Well I listened to it, and since it doesn't take much to surpass Fall Out Boy and Panic! At the Disco, they certainly are.  Though I did enjoy what I sampled.  Nice bass and nice bongos.  Very pleasant to listen to.\n\nIs this your band?  If so, kudos.
737932
I don't know...but I love Panic! At The Disco!!!!\n\nI guess I'm not getting best answer!
763755
I have that vid i think,is it the one which in the end of comfortably numb there's this giant flower like thing with the light in it?\n\nbtw,i got mine from limewire.
774504
there are MANY you cant just ask whats the latest music video.. anything specific? like..a genre or something?
707228
Fall Out Boy is my favorite band ever . . .\nI love the new song!  Patrick's voice sounds like it's gotten more mature or something.  It's different from their other albums, but I love it.  I cannot wait for the new album and will DEFINITELY be buying it.
1107046
There were quite a few males in the video. Let's see...\n\nThe band (in apartment scenes):\nChad Kroeger (long blonde curly hair, army green-ish pullover top)\nRyan Peake (short brunette hair, dark hoodie top, leaning against wall)\nMike Kroeger (blonde, very little hair, black t-shirt, tattoo on inner forearm)\nDaniel Adair (brown hair, blue leather jacket, soul patch)\n\nThe cast (in street scenes):\nIvan Deleon (bearded fellow wearing beret at very beginning of video)\nDrew Mullins (blonde cutie walking around the city; seen in majority of video)
348545
Love the song.  Don't really understand the video though.
15251
Hi DC, the song you have mentioned is called Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld. The video was innovative and the video director had applied an original concept. just in case I get it, I will send its link in the comments of my answer
1114903
Well I'm a huge Fall Out Boy fan, and Panic! At The Disco is on my top 10 favorites. So when I first heard Panic! they sounded NOTHING like Fall Out Boy. When I was singing along to them in the car, my mom would always ask, is this Fall Out Boy or Panic! At The Disco? It would make me soo mad that she couldn't distinguish between the two. I mean, to me, they sounded nothing alike. Well one day I decided to sit down and really listen to it. I think I came across what everyone thinks sounds so similar. It's not the beats, or their style, it's the voice. Brenden and Patrick have similar voices. That's the only similarity I can see though. I think that if you weren't fans of the two bands and you just heard them, you might think they were the same vocalist. The only reason we think they sound nothing alike is because we like them. Kinda like when you have twins, and someone can't the difference between them, but the parents can cuz they see them all the time. Haha!!! Make sense? Well yeah, that's just my opinion. I hope this helped at least a little bit, rather than being totally confusing. Have a nice day and God bless.
1057466
only in the video for run it
80072
It seems the song is "Picture Frames" by the band A Fallacy. \n\nIt seems that back in Kazaa's heyday a bunch of people downloaded the song thinking it was a Linkin Park song.
924079
I heard Panic! At the Disco sucks live.  They sound good in recording after all that editing but they suck live.  Go to Youtube and find out just how crappy they are live.
1020871
Just barely out of high school, pop-punk outfit Panic! At the Disco burst out of suburban Las Vegas in 2005 with their full-length debut, A Fever You Can't Sweat Out. Taking their name from a line in Name Taken's "Panic," the group materialized when friends Spencer Smith (drums) and Ryan Ross (guitar) grew tired of covering blink-182 tunes together and thus recruited classmates Brendon Urie (guitar/vocals) and Brent Wilson (bass) to complete the quartet. Crafting pop-influenced songs with theatrical touches, quirky techno beats, and perceptive lyrics, Panic! At the Disco posted some demos online and soon caught the attention of Decaydance, the Fueled By Ramen imprint headed by Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz. Even though the band had yet to play a live show, they were subsequently signed. With their record issued in September 2005, the guys hit the road that fall on the successful Nintendo Fusion Tour alongside Fall Out Boy, Motion City Soundtrack, Boys Night Out, and the Starting Line. As their single "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" found its way into TRL hearts (and the Top 40) by the early months of 2006, the band kept the momentum going on the road with the Academy Is..., Acceptance, and Hellogoodbye. Proving to be a popular lineup, the tour consistently sold out venues across the country. Wilson parted ways with the group mid-year; Panic! pressed on with a full summer of headlining dates around the country that culminated with appearances in Chicago at Lollapalooza and overseas at the UK's Reading and Leeds festivals
1108489
Its Panic! at the disco!\nthe song is "i write sins not tragdies"\nthey sound alot like fall out boy...
771801
panic! at the disco. i write sins not tragidies is the song. good band, but the song is overplayed...
1125976
i like i write sins not tragedies better cause in the video but its better if you do they show brandon kissing another girl besides me :D