This video rocks my socks

This band sucked so bad when I saw them with Cartel and Fireworks.

Have a lot more respect for this band after hearing their story and their struggle. Definitely misjudged.

Originally Posted by Jake Denning

Have a lot more respect for this band after hearing their story and their struggle. Definitely misjudged.

struggle? what struggle? oh, right, the struggle of having your millionaire father buy you onto two huge tours, pay for you to have an unnecessary road crew, all in the hopes of earning even more money for himself. Life is real tough sometimes man. I hope they can make it through this.

Going into this I was expecting the BOTDF of pop punk.

After listening, I kinda enjoyed it...it's nothing new or overly great, but it's alright.

On that Mtv page, that WATIC/EA/TSS tour is the Europe one...right? Or are they bringing that tour to the States? If so, I want to go so bad.

Dunno about all this hate.. I'm really into these guys and this video is really beautifully shot #impressed.

Yea, don't care about the hatin' - good tunes is good tunes. I like this for sure.

Originally Posted by deathcabforamy

This video rocks my socks

Originally Posted by nofx555

Dunno about all this hate.. I'm really into these guys and this video is really beautifully shot #impressed.

isn't it funny that both of your accounts post on the exact same threads and give positive praise to the exact same bands? lol @ obviously hired accounts.

Originally Posted by thisisathrowawa

struggle? what struggle? oh, right, the struggle of having your millionaire father buy you onto two huge tours, pay for you to have an unnecessary road crew, all in the hopes of earning even more money for himself. Life is real tough sometimes man. I hope they can make it through this.

I thought this too. There's much more to it that I can't say...but trust me, they're really trying hard here.

Bottom line: Buying onto tours totally undermines, disrespects, and disrupts all of the hard work that regular bands and their teams have to tirelessly grind out to get hardworking bands (of any level) their opportunities.

Originally Posted by KennyC

Bottom line: Buying onto tours totally undermines, disrespects, and disrupts all of the hard work that regular bands and their teams have to tirelessly grind out to get hardworking bands (of any level) their opportunities.

THIS

They were super nice guys when I saw them with Cartel/Fireworks/Set Your Goals. Since I live in SD, they played a Blink 182 cover. Idk if they did it at any other dates, but they were pretty decent.

Dai?