My chemical romantic fans threaten to sell tickets after the demonious -demonious execution stunt

Emo band My Chemical Romance surprised the fans with a theatrical performance to open their tour in Seattle. However, not everyone was enthusiastic about the political comment

My chemical romance, which previously set some rules for the tour, entered the stage in Seattle with a daring political message.

During the show, the singer Gerard Way became an “experiment”, which he described as the “practice of democracy”. At the rock fans, when they arrived in the stadium, they received “yes” or “no” on each side. “We will have a choice here,” said Gerard his adult. Then he put the attention of the crowd on a circle in the middle where there were four “candidates”.

After Gerard had carried out a voice to decide whether the masked people should remain in office, it indicated that it was time for the next step. The actors on the stage were apparently shot, when they collapsed into a cloud of smoke when they were ready as people who were dressed in militant equipment. “Thank you for participating in democracy,” said the singer of My Chemical Romance.

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However, the fans were not generally enthusiastic that the band was “woken up” when they immediately started to fight the EMO group online. “Strange demonic shit!” A fan on Facebook said. Another added: “People are just twisted!”

The political undertones and the comment on modern democracy prompted some fan to sell their tickets and decide on the band's tour. In addition, some fans explained online that they were only “casual” listeners of the band's music and let them stunned when they witnessed the stunt live.

In response to it, the hard fans rolled with their eyes, disappointed to see that the public did not know how politically MCR really was. After all, the band was formed due to Gerard's reaction to the personal testimony of September 11th.

A fan on X, which was previously known as Twitter, wrote: “The number of people who went for my chemical romance for the first time and complained that they woke up, and the show was propaganda. Hello, you have not listened to the Black Parade album?

Another said: “In extremely fascinating messages, old white people sell their tickets to my chemical romance because they are too woke up. I am literally on everything they have done in confusion.”

“If you are shocked that my chemical romance does political things, you've ever heard dangerous days,” said one band and referred to the fourth studio album from MCR. How much of her music does the album follow a theatrical approach. It is considered a rock opera that plays in apocalyptic California and examines the concept of corruption of companies.

The former and perhaps most famous album in the band, The Black Parade, held out a tradition in a similar way. The album that examines the story of a man dying from cancer is largely known for its effects on alternative music. The black parade was played completely in the Seattle show, as was the expectation for the rest of the tour.

In the future, the fans are generally excited online whether this political messaging will keep up to date and speculate on how the tradition could develop. A fan wrote: “I think if MCR continues to carry out the” execution “act on other shows, people will adapt their voices based on the last show.