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Each episode of “Sugar We’re Going In” delves deep into the evolution of and symbiotic relationship between Fall Out Boy, the iconic pop-punk powerhouse, and the dynamic realm of Hip Hop.
Scarlet Estelle, an experienced music aficionado and a trusted voice in the industry, leads listeners on an immersive journey, uncovering fascinating anecdotes, untold stories, and unexpected collaborations that have shaped the musical landscape.
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Scardi sits down (virtually) with power punk bubble grunge queens themselves, Daisy Grenade. We talk about their theater background, their latest releases, working with Pete Wentz, touring with Fall Out Boy, and so much more. Thank you to DG and catch them in your city! You wont regret it.
TW: Mention of SA when discussing their cover of Nirvana's "Polly" at the 20 minute mark
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Alright, y’all. Buckle up, because in this episode, we’re spilling ALL the tea on one of the wildest chapters in Fall Out Boy’s history—yeah, we’re talking about it all. The hiatus, the burnout, and... wait for it... that time 50 Cent joined them on tour.
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!
SWGI is officially a year old! We're celebrating with a Philly-centric episode of Patrick's history with The Roots on the song "Birthday Girl". No I did not plan this.
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Scardi interviews the author of 'Where Are Your Boys Tonight" Chris Payne in front of a live studio audience in Philadelphia! Music journalist Chris Payne experienced emo's mainstream takeover from sweaty crowds and mosh pits growing up in New Jersey. In Where Are Your Boys Tonight? he offers an authoritative, impassioned, and occasionally absurd account told through interviews with more than 150 people, from the scene's biggest bands, producers, and managers to the teenage fans who helped redefine American music culture. (Recorded November 2023)
"SHE THINKS I LOOK LIKE PATRICK STUMP, I GOT HER BACKIN' IT UP"
Scardi sits down with Trip Rexx, the talented artist behind the banger "Pete Wentz." In this episode, she explores the emo influences and Fall Out Boy references that make this track a standout. Trip Rexx opens up about his journey finding his own unique sound and finding support for his single in the Fall Out Boy community.
Don't do drugs.
From his impromptu GarageBand covers to unreleased collaborations with artists like Ne-Yo, Scardi uncovers only some of Stump's musical versatility.
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You now him, you love him, you love to laugh at his content! I have Brandon of Kawaii AF on the show to talk all things fandom, skits, emo content online, and one of their newest singles inspired by FOB!
Stay until the end to hear one of their newest singles "I.N.W.B.B.S.D.B.B.S.I.M.H.(If You Wanted Me In A Coffin, You Should've Said So Earlier)"
THEY KNOW ABOUT THE POD EVERYONE BE COOL.
March and April were the closest I've come to experiencing Rumspringa in my life. Got to see 5 dates of Fall Out Boy's tour including their historic Sold Out Madison Square Garden NYC gig!
PLUS, I got to be a part of the Late Night with Seth Myers audience to watch FOB's drummer Andy Hurley be a guest in the house band.
Stay till the end to hear a new voicemail from a fan this week, a story about the Boyz of Zummer tour of Fall Out Boy and Wiz Kalifa in 2017. Leave a voicemail or a text at (908) 899-3489!
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