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Tyler Joseph (via millionharry)

I knew about their existence back in 2013 bc someone revined a vid of them doing the “only skeleton bones remain” finger gun thing, and bc I was young and dumb I was creeped out. The first time I heard their music was either through a vine edit of TIMH or when I was hanging with friends after a pride parade last year and they played fairly local or maybe stressed out. Before I actually listened to any album fully I watched their vines and interviews so I really started liking them as people first. When I listened to blurryface on a roadtrip to New Hampshire in August and when I bought vessel in September and listened to it on car rides home from piano lessons was when I started finding solace in their music. The songs that really made me stan them were TIMH, fairly local, the run and go, and semi-automatic.

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What made me stay with them and watch them grow, was their live performances. How Josh would play with his eyes closed. How Josh would change his hair due to the candy in a hat thing. Tyler shaking his body during his singing and piano playing. His speeches. And knowing one day I could see that with my eyes and not through a screen, kept me listening to this day. I thought they’d never release anything else and was very surprised to see Blurryface come out when it did! For some reason I thought they were a dormant band at first. They weren’t and I’m glad.

My roommate sophomore year introduced me to TØP. She was like Mal you have to listen to these guys (I guess she had liked them for a while and saw one of their shows back when they were starting out). She played the Holding Onto You music video for me and I was so confused. I remember not being sold on them. My initial reaction was “It’s just two people?? What??”. Not being that sold I really stuck to listening to Holding Onto You and Car Radio. I played Car Radio so much. Then maybe a month or two later I decided to listen to the rest of Vessel and went “Holy shit. This is so good. Why didn’t I listen to this earlier??” And I was sold on the boys. I can’t stand the term “Stan” but the one song that I got “Yes this is my song and these are my boys” is Screen. It means the world to me. I’d probably say Car Radio as well. I listened to it so much that first month of discovering them.

I was doing zapping, and somehow this video caught me attention… It was Car Radio, and I feel so connected with the lyrics, the music, and I liked the video too! Then I googled them, and here I am, couple of years later! X

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I was doing zapping, and somehow this video caught me attention… It was Car Radio, and I feel so connected with the lyrics, the music, and I liked the video too! Then I googled them, and here I am, couple of years later! X

My friends would always go on Twenty Øne Piløts and I thought they meant actual Piløts when I found out it was a band, I of course I had to do some band homework and the first song I heard of theirs was Guns For Hands and I automatically loved it. I fell in love with Blurryface and Vessel. Then I found out about Kitchen Sink through my friend Addison and that brought me to my new Favorite songs, Ruby, Oh Miss Believer and Forest. The songs that really made me like TØP were Guns For Hands, Car Radio and House Of Gold. I still haven’t found a TØP song that I didn’t like. Sorry it’s long and probably confusing.