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Another one. This time we talk about Patrick's work with Gym Class Heroes for their 4th album, The Quilt. I've got demos and mixtape pieces galore on this episode of Sugar, We're Going In.

One time, Tyga almost got arrested driving Pete's car while he was on his honeymoon. Did you know Patrick worked on Tyga's debut album? Listen to "Don't Regret It Now" & Swagga Like Wentz on this episode of Sugar We're Going In!

In this episode, Scardi B explores Fall Out Boy's fourth studio album, Folie à Deux, and its deep connections to Black music influences. Released in 2008, the album showcased a departure from the band's previous work, incorporating elements of R&B, soul, and hip-hop.

Let's delve into how tracks on this album draw inspiration from Black music legends like Prince and John Coltrane. From the use of soulful melodies to the incorporation of rhythmic patterns, Scardi will showcase how these influences shaped the sonic landscape of Folie à Deux.

Join us as we dive into the rich tapestry of Black music influences on Folie à Deux, and how Fall Out Boy's embrace of these inspirations created a truly unique and groundbreaking album.

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You've GOTTA check out this episode where I got to hang out with the one and only Clinton Sparks! It was like sitting down with an old homie and just diving into all things hip-hop. We got into how he ended up hosting that epic "CFOB" mixtape for Fall Out Boy where he spilled on how he got Ludacris to do the intro, which is just insane. Clinton's got this way of sharing his journey that's both inspiring and totally relatable. Trust me, you'll want to hear the insights and laughs we shared. It's not your everyday interview; it's more like a kickback session that you won't want to miss.

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The exact dates are fuzzy but y'all forgive me. Discover how a 2008 viral marketing campaign, complete with cryptic clues and a faux political movement, set the stage for a mixtape release like no other featuring names like Ludacris, Tyga, Travie McCoy and many more.

From the significance of mixtapes in hip-hop culture to the surprising crossover with Copeland's viral campaign, this episode unpacks the strategic genius and creative boldness of Pete Wentz and co.

Whether you're a die-hard Fall Out Boy fan, a hip-hop enthusiast, or simply intrigued by music innovation, this episode offers insights and stories that paint a picture of a pivotal moment in music history.

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Dirty is the ultimate professional Fall Out Boy hypeman. Listen to some never-before-heard stories of touring with FOB during their meteoric rise to fame! On top of being hilarious and courageous, Dirty's kindness is contagious. There's no question why FOB kept him around and all the memories he created on the road with both the band and fans alike that over 15 years later, we're still thinking about.

Dirty gives us the dirt on what life on the road is like, clubbing with Jay-Z, getting his first pair of Grillz (with Pete Wentz' initials in them), family, health, the Jacksonville Jaguars and so much more.

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Tune in for an exclusive look at the making of "One and Only," through the eyes of Hannon Lane, co-producer and co-writer of the song! Whether you're a die-hard music fan or an aspiring creative, this episode is a treasure trove of inspiration, industry secrets, and personal anecdotes

Hannon opens up about the journey behind the creation of this iconic track, sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes stories and the unique opportunities encountered during its production. He also delves into the intricacies of blending different musical genres, the artistry behind songwriting, and the intricate technicalities, and relationship-building involved in bringing a chart-topping hit to life.

Beyond the making of "One and Only," Hannon reflects on his personal path in the music industry, offering invaluable advice to up-and-coming artists and producers. Don't skip this valuable discussion, bringing out the most fascinating aspects of Hannon's career and insights into the evolving world of music production.

TL;DL Patrick Stump says fuck a bunch. In this episode, Scardi dives into the genre-bending, dynamic track 'One and Only' featuring Fall Out Boy from Timbaland's 2007 album 'Shock Value'..

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Join me, Scardi B, in this nostalgic episode where I chats with James Montgomery, the legendary MTV News correspondent who spent an unforgettable decade covering Fall Out Boy. Also known as the co-author of Pete Wentz's book "Grey," James offers a rollercoaster of memories chronicling his decade spent covering Fall Out Boy.

We Talk:

• 50 Cent Encounters
• Poolside Lil Wayne
• Pete, Kanye, & Hennessy
• Where the fuck is Ryan Ross?
• FN MTV Co-hosting& Much more

We're deep in 2007 land talking about the miracle that is Patrick in between the wildest year FOB has had, producing for some big names. He's basically the 6th member of Cobra Starship and he lends his beats to Lupe Fiasco's "Little Weapon" on The Cool. Also, in the episode, find out which Cobra Starship song started out as a song for The Roots. Wild!

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• Hypeman Podcast
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• The Cool x P.Stump (James Montgomery)
• FOB X Rap Article
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