Song was worse than pretty much everything they've done. Damn.

that was goofy as fuck.

tryna freak like dizzee rascal.

ambivalent.

ehh, dont really like this direction

nice it sounds like overproduced shite pop rap

eh... I like the message but the song doesn't sound too good.

I'll give twenty one pilots the benefit of the doubt since they've made a few stinkers in the past and this is better than some of those said stinkers.

fuck these guys

I dig it. I'm sure the album will be good.

its growin on me. I hope the rest of the album is better.

I like it, but wouldn't want the whole album to be like it. Also, holy shit they're playing the arena here now.

I dig it, but it's definitely not their best. Probably insanely hype live though and for this band, that's what matters

A bunch of stupid girls I know killed this band for me before I ever heard a song.

Fucking bummer this band isn't just slightly more masculine. All their shit is mad catchy with tight songwriting and lyricism. But the dude just raps like a girl. Sad for me, I can't get around it. Respect tho.

"A bunch of stupid girls I know killed this band for me before I ever heard a song."

I feel bad for you if you let a band's fanbase ruin the band for you

MegaJake1024 is a victim of toxic masculinity.

"I feel bad for you if you let a band's fanbase ruin the band for you"

I've never hear a Black Veil Brides song and their fanbase made sure I never ever tried that, so I think I stand by my initial judgment.

In my opinion this song is just a part of something bigger. To me the whole "Blurryface" seems like a somewhat concept album, with the mentioned "Blurryface" being Tyler's bad alter-ego or inner demon. He's seen when he enters Tyler in pre-chorus, speaking with deep voice. To me this song has been released to state what the new album will be about and send us the moods of it - it's gonna by dark and haunting journey.

"Probably insanely hype live though and for this band, that's what matters"

Very true.

I thought it was pretty good, I was wondering when we'd hear more from these guys

"the mentioned "Blurryface" being Tyler's bad alter-ego or inner demon. He's seen when he enters Tyler in pre-chorus, speaking with deep voice."

The deep voice is seen in the second verse, which use the exact same lyrics as the first verse, where tyler raps normally. If he was really going for something bigger, he would have made the lyrics different when he used the deep voice.

Can't wait for the new album! These guys are solid.

Tyler tweeted before something among the lines "Who is Blurryface? And Why does he want to kill me?" so Blurryface is certainly a character. Also, lines like "I'm evil to the core, what I shouldn't do I will", "what I want to save I'll kill" etc. just support my theory that this may be a concept album about fighting a inner demon. It also resembles what "Semi-Automatic" from "Vessel" was about.
In the first verse Tyler is showing us about his bad self, how he doesn't act like he wants and the pre-chorus is sang in his normal voice, but the second verse is the exact opposite of the first one and pre-chorus - while the same - is sung in deep voice. Maybe the way the verses are scattered are showing how his personality is constantly switching.
Also, note that the second pre-chorus takes place in a red lit corridor (resembling hell, maybe?) and it's the only shot with these colors in the whole video, also, while singing the verse Tyler seems to be struggling/resisting something but when the deep voice comes in he relaxes and immediately looks straight into the camera and I think he's wearing lenses for this shot.
Also, while reffering to his clique I think he means that this song and album will be different but the loyal fans, who know that the form may change but the meaning will stay the same, will adapt to this while other may hate it.
Also, this video creates some questions - why are they starting in the corridor and splitting, why the drums are flying away, why is Tyler taking his clothes off and by the end of the video we see him in his usual outfit - without beenie and in short-sleeved, buttoned up shirt (so in the style he usually performs in)
I think this song has been released first because it's the backbone to the whole album - introduction to the Tyler's good-evil conflict and that it will be different but still meaningful.
Tyler also warned us to not judge this album only by this song.
This is just a beginning of something bigger.

This is pretty good. These guys are great, and put on one hell of a show. They can do much better than this, but it's still solid.

Eh... this song is growing on me. Not going to lie, though the rest of the album needs to be different.

Also: Why are people saying this is generic? Their last album was extremely generic but was very good generic. This is original.

Kids, this is why you don't go to youtube.

"I feel bad for you if you let a band's fanbase ruin the band for you"

agreed but these guys are awful anyways

Cyg: See them live, then tell me that

*see them live in 2013, then tell me that

yeppp saw them in baltimore end of that year, amazing show

I still think their live shows are really strong, the only thing that's really changed is the crowd is a lot more insufferably preppy teen girls.

Man. Preppy teen girls ruin everything.

I actually really like this direction

Not really digging this. Not gonna judge the whole album on one song though.

The more I listen to this the more I like it.

I liked their first album quite a bit. This isn't very good.

the song sure is a grower, but it's still not that good compared to their other work.

I'm still waiting for the rest of the album before I make final judgements

the amount of chorus here is atrocious

oh no

4 choruses

thats like

1 more than most songs

how dare they

It's more of the way the song is structured. The song goes from verse to chorus to that same verse again to chorus, to instrumental break, to chorus to chorus. This makes there nothing new to hear after that first chorus.

the second verse is lyrically different than the first, except for the pre-chorus bridge thing, but at least it's slowed down the second time.

I take it you're not a fan of songs that slowly build on the same idea or progression all the way through, and I guess that's your prerogative.

Pretty bad

not a fan of this

i fucking hate this band wont listen but i hope and assume it sucks

Why the fuck are you taking your time to find the twenty one pilots page on sputnik music, clicking on a fucking article, scrolling down, and making a comment then?

to hurt your feelings

if that was the intention then you failed I suppose.