I assume most of y'all heard about Fall Out Boy's new song "The Last of the Real Ones" am I right? It's the best song off of MANIA so far in my opinion. But that's not the important part of today. Let it be known to the world, Fall Out Boy have officially launched the Fall Out Boy Fund, a charity organization that is giving back to the city that gave the world to them: Chicago. But they didn't stop there. Fall Out Boy started "The Champion of the M A  N   I     A Tour" which is a project that will give back to communities all across the country. You can nominate anyone from your community that is making a positive difference in the world around them. You can find the rules here: https://falloutboy.com/champion-of-the-mania-tour

I have the utmost respect for these guys. They are giving back to the world in a profession where that is extremely uncommon. (Yes, I do realize that there are many rock/pop-punk/punk bands that are now giving back) Before the 2000's it was common to hear about rock stars being destructive party animals, and I think it is amazing that there are more people using their money to create a better world. I appreciate Pete, Patrick, Joe, and Andy for their humbleness, and their passion for helping people in need.

In other news, FOB has a Hurricane Harvey T-shirt out now for pre-order. Its really cool. All profits are going to the Hurricane Harvey Fund. (I think that's what it's called.) 

Also, New Politics released a new song today titled Madeleine and it's pretty weird. It's very different from everything else on the album so far and it's completely different from everything on all of their other albums. It sounds like Pretty.Odd. but New Politics version with Soren singing and playing the piano dramatically.

Also, Pete died in the Last of the Real Ones video. I'm shook. I don't think I like the llamas anymore. Poor Pete. Thnks Fr Th Mmrs.

FOB also played the Today show this morning and I really want to find that performance and watch it. 

I have videos to watch and homework to do. Bye for now kids.

Peace,

Jenna

photo rights: Pete Wentz