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Fan Tribute Videos

Fan Tribute Videos To My Chemical Romance

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Trawling through YouTube, I have come across some pretty impressive fan-made tribute videos to My Chemical Romance. My personal favorite (above) titled “My Chemical Romance – Please Don’t Go”, made by YouTube user BloodyHeavens, features a montage of footage set to “Illusion” by VNV Nation. Another great by Kayla Jewell, titled “The End of My Chemical Romance” is a fairy glossy tribute featuring tweets, images and music video footage, set to “The End.” from “The Black Parade”. Make sure to check out both clips and feel free to leave any you’ve found in the comments below.

Andy Biersack

Andy Biersack Comments On My Chemical Romance Split

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Artisan News have uploaded a video to YouTube, in which Black Veil Brides Frontman, Andy Biersack shares his views on the bands split. The brief interview includes his thoughts on the music, Gerard Way as an icon and how My Chemical Romance’s concept albums inspired Black Veil Brides as a band.

Fans React To My Chemical Romance Split

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Fans React To My Chemical Romance Split

Fans React To My Chemical Romance Split

Kerrang.com have posted a blog containing a selection of their favorite comments from fans regarding My Chemical Romance’s split. For a band that were so connected with their fan base, it is hardly a surprise that the news left many fans with mixed feelings.

“We were inundated with emotional Tweets and comments from you on our website. Some of you were distraught, others were angry and some people were just glad that they were along for the ride. We’ve put together a selection of your reactions.”

Check out the post at Kerrang.com to see how fans reacted. Also keep an eye out for the following comment, which was one of my own!

“Being a fan for almost a decade and running one of the biggest MCR fansites for over 7 years, this news will have a big impact on my life. ” – Chris

Kerrang.com MCR Remembered

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MCR Remembered

MCR Remembered

Kerrang.com have posted four blogs, revisiting their thoughts on each My Chemical Romance album. Each blog post includes their original album review and music videos for the singles from the album. Check out the following links for each post:
I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love
Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
The Black Parade
Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
Some good memories there. Which My Chemical Romance album was your favorite and why?

Frank Iero Reflects On My Chemical Romance Split

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To Whom It May Interest...

To Whom It May Interest…

Frank Iero published a blog post yesterday reflecting on the breakup of My Chemical Romance. The post, titled “To Whom It May Interest…” comes just eight days after the bands shock spit announcement. See image above or head on over to Frank-Iero.com to read about his feelings on the music, the fans and the past dozen years in My Chemical Romance.

A Vigil, On Birds and Glass

Gerard Way Confirms My Chemical Romance Breakup

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Three days after the hazy breakup announcement on the bands official site, Gerard Way has confirmed the split of My Chemical Romance via Twitter.


A detailed letter titled “A Vigil, On Birds and Glass”, explains the situation involving the end of My Chemical Romance. The letter is beautifully constructed and reflective of their time together.

“My Chemical Romance is done. But it can never die.
It is alive in me, in the guys, and it is alive inside all of you.
I always knew that, and I think you did too.

Because it is not a band –
it is an idea.”
– Gerard Way

Harry Houdini

“Beyond Any Sadness, What I Feel The Most Is Pride”

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Following the shock announcement of My Chemical Romance’s breakup earlier today, Gerard Way tweeted the following to fans.


The picture shows famous American escape artist, Harry Houdini during his famous suspended straitjacket escape In Times Square, New York. The image is a reference to the bands debut album, “I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love”, which uses the image on the cover.