GERARD WAY RAD DAD SERIES
GERARD WAY RAD DAD TV

Anyway, I love G more than words can describe and I’m major MCR trash so this was fun woo. I know the request said kinky but I’ve been doing a lot of kinky stuff lately and tbh I’m running out of kinks to use and I don’t wanna keep using the same ones over and over unless they are specifically requested lmao. Warnings: NSFW || smut, cursing, spanking, daddy kink, unprotected sex. We have put in a lot of hard work and there is a lot to come.Request: Yeah buddy || Would you ever write something about Gerard way? if so can i request a punk/Desolation Row!Gerard who saw some guys flirting with you and takes you home for some kinky sex? (w a daddy kink please?)

GERARD WAY RAD DAD SERIES

“This series has got me feeling nostalgic about our journey and there’s a lot I haven’t talked about,” she says. 'That's always a pre-requisite to any album-writing we do.'Īnd her feelings about this show as a whole? 'They really inspired me to pick up a pen and start writing poetry,' she says. “I’m so thankful they’re playing shows and I’m excited to cross paths with a band that’s been a huge part of our story.'Īdditionally, in episode 17 In the Studio, Hayley explains how the music of Shame got her and her band-mates switched on for a new album. “We started working on writing new material as a band over the last year and a half and Block Party from day one have been our number one reference,” she says. Work did not stop though and she cites one band in particular as a key influence on Paramore's latest material. She gives us clues about new Paramore musicĪfter their After Laughter run ended in September 2018, Paramore went quiet with Hayley releasing solo work and staying closer to home during the Covid-19 pandemic. 'I just thought he was so cool - and it wasn’t even romantic. 'I loved Robert Smith so much that I used to dream of him coming to visit me at school and having lunch with me in the lunchroom. 'it’s one of my favourite albums of all time because I have so many memories tied to it,' she says. In fact, in episode 3 Not Emo but Emo, Hayley puts The Cure's epic 1992 album Wish on shuffle. She admits to loving the British music scene and, as well as devoting an entire hour to it, she showcases a wide variety of bands across all episodes, including The Arctic Monkeys, The Smiths and Wolf Alice. we're talking Greater London, we’re talking Greater Manchester, we’re talking Tyne and Wear, we’re talking Glasgow, Merseyside, West Yorkshire, West Midlands, South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Cumbria…' 'I took a DNA test recently and there's so much British,' she laugh. I took a DNA test recently and there's so much British “I think nine people came to a show in Iowa – it was kinda fun! When I think back, there is something romantic about it.” “We toured with I Am the Avalanche and my dad literally drove us from Florida to Seattle as none of us were old enough,” she says. None more so than with her dad, who left his job to drive the tour van in their early days. Many of Hayley’s fondest memories come from driving round listening to music with her family. Her dad drove Paramore’s tour bus across the USA We took it as him saying: 'Yes, go forth and continue'.' 5. 'The fact that somehow Zac ended up with his kit felt like we'd stolen a blessing from Taylor Hawkins. 'A friend in town lent him one - he ultimately gave it to him - and it had actually belonged to Taylor. 'When we first started playing shows, Zac needed a really good drum kit,' she says. She reveals how Paramore felt touched by Hawkins' influence even as they were just starting out. 'We asked ourselves, what would they do? If you're part of a band that puts a lot of emphasis on drums - all three of us can play drums - then you have to talk about Foo Fighters.' 'When I first met the rest of the guys in Paramore, Foo Fighters were a band that always came up,' she explains. “Death Cab were his favourites and their songs make me so nostalgic for downloading music.' “The soundtrack was informed by his character. “Seth Cohen in the OC was really an emo kid,” she says. In her episode all about emo on screen, Hayley puts Death Cab for Cutie’s album Transatlanticism on shuffle in a nod to a 00s' character that pushed this burgeoning genre into the mainstream.

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Everything about this show was cool.”īuffy was one of many influential TV shows in the early 2000s that exploded emo music into the mainstream. I loved her outfits, what a badass she was. She wanted to be Buffy the Vampire Slayer “I still have these mixes as playlists so I can go back and feel all those feelings,” says Hayley. The CD was packed with bands like Weezer, Failure and Elliot Smith all “expressing my feelings in the exact order”. “He was younger, so much cooler and he gave me a really great music education. “Because I was new, Zac thought I should know the music he listened to, so he made me a mix CD,” she says.

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