Did Mark Hoppus, Vampire Weekend inspire P!ATD’s next album's title?
Following a six-year wait since Modern Vampires of the City, Vampire Weekend have announced that they are coming back with a new album. Additionally, the band say that they will be releasing two songs every month for three months, starting next week, to prepare for the full 18-track album drop.
However, Vampire Weekend have decided not to release the name of their forthcoming album. Much like Frank Iero, the band are only teasing the album’s acronym, FOTB. With this tease, many fans and artists have taken to social media to guess what the acronym stands for, even blink-182’s Mark Hoppus.
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In typical Hoppus fashion, the blink bassist made a joke directed toward Panic! At The Disco. After Pitchfork asked their audience what they think the forthcoming Vampire Weekend album is named, Hoppus quoted the tweet with, “Fanic Ot The Bisco.”
To make matters even better, Hoppus’ tweet caught Panic! At The Disco’s eye. The band then quoted Hoppus’ tweet, jokingly suggesting that his guess could wind up being Panic!’s next album title.
Next album title? https://t.co/E02nCUEeec
— Panic! At The Disco (@PanicAtTheDisco) January 18, 2019
Of course, we don’t actually think “Fanic Ot The Bisco” will end up being the band’s next album. However, we can dream.
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Additionally, many other Twitter users have suggested other scene-related titles. Check out a few of our favorites below.
Fall Out The Boy
— HARD FEELINGS (@beauknows) January 18, 2019
From
Onder
The
Borktree— Austin Ward (@TheWarden89) January 18, 2019
Flipping Off Travis Barker
— Alencar Fardin (@alencar_fardin) January 18, 2019
FrankIero Oand The Butureviolents
— look alive, sunshine (@vore_crimes) January 18, 2019
What do you think Vampire Weekend’s forthcoming album’s acronym stands for? Let us know in the comments below.
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