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Patrick Stump Reflects on Fall Out Boy's 25th Anniversary
Patrick Stump reveals Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary feels surreal as he jokes about aging and band longevity.
In brief
Patrick Stump reveals Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary feels surreal as he jokes about aging and band longevity. Patrick Stump reflects on Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary, joking that the band's age feels surreal after he couldn't imagine life past 21. Originally reported by Loudwire.
Patrick Stump's 25th anniversary reflection
Patrick Stump shared his thoughts on Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary milestone on social media.
25th anniversary feels surreal
Stump described how 25 seemed distant and unattainable when he first imagined his life.
Band started in 2001
Fall Out Boy began in 2001, a fact Stump found hard to believe for many millennial fans.
25th anniversary milestone
Stump posted on Instagram, Facebook, and X accounts about the band's 25th anniversary.
25th anniversary age comparison
Stump compared 25 to the age he thought he could rent a car, feeling it was distant like a body in deep space.
Band really started with Andy Hurley
Stump said the band 'really started' when Andy Hurley joined after a year of the group.
2028 milestone
Stump mentioned the band would celebrate the car-rental age again in 2028 when Andy Hurley replaced Mike Pareskuwicz.
Fan reactions
Fans celebrated the milestone, sharing memories and reactions on social media.
In short
Patrick Stump reflects on Fall Out Boy's 25th anniversary, joking that the band's age feels surreal after he couldn't imagine life past 21.
