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“I write really scathing, angry stuff when I'm in a better mood, and then uplifting and happy stuff when I'm at the absolute bottom.”

Quote by Patrick Stump

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Patrick Stump, born on April 27, 1984, is an American singer-songwriter. He gained fame as the lead vocalist of the band Fall Out Boy, which achieved significant success in the mid-2000s to early 2010s. Stump is known for his unique voice and creative talent in the music industry. more

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