Emo is the term for a genre of music that deals with youth culture and the problems it presents. It involves a lot of angst, but it also has some incredibly intricate and emotional lyrics. Some of them have aged better than others. Let’s take a look at some of Fall Out Boy’s most memorable lyrics.

First Verse: Wentz, via lead singer Patrick Stump, tells listeners that he has been where they’re going - old (or at least older) age. It’s an important moment in the song.

Second Verse: He is calling out a friend who is “weighed down with words too overdramatic” and has a self-pitying “loaded gun.” It’s an indictment of a toxic relationship, and a warning to others about the dangers of being too wrapped up in your own feelings.

Third Verse: He is trying to get out of the situation and has been told to “sugar up, we’re goin’ down.” This is another lyric about an unhealthy relationship. The speaker is obsessed with the idea of being with the girl, but he’s ignoring his own needs.

Unlike many other bands, Fall Out Boy’s lyrics have stuck with us through the years. It’s an interesting way to approach the genre, and it has helped them build a fan base that’s still around today. In fact, the band have made a career out of sticking to their own ethos and staying true to their fans. They’ve even been inducted into the MTV Woodie Awards Hall of Fame.