Amymarissa

It seems that Fall Out Boy using a series of clues to lead up to the announcement of a new album, Folie a Deux, has caused a quite a bit of excitement on both sides of the fence. Some fans are stoked(like me), some slightly dissapointed and some flat out ticked off that the maze that we were led through for a few days, merely led up to (GASP) something as small as revealing the release date and free demos on a mixtape for the new album. How rude, right? [Note the sarcasm]

But...let's have a vote of our own, shall we, buzznet style?
Make your opinion known below.

Vintage videos, Panic At The Disco, Snoop's baby-raising advice, Flo Rida's life story, beaming newlyweds, Pete Wentz dropping the f-bomb only one time: how did it all add up for you? I posted a poll last week asking you to decide what it would be like before anyone had even seen it. But now, just answer this simple question...did you enjoy the show after seeing it? Simple as that. Yes or No?

Feel free though to express opinions in comments.

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past month, you probably have heard of the new show called F'n MTV which premieres Friday the 13th, on MTV at 8 p.m. The show of course will be hosted by none other than Pete Wentz and will feature rare and unreleased music videos along with live performances with various artists such as Panic At The Disco who will be performing live this week. When asked in an interview with AbsolutePunk, Pete explained this: "We had an idea for a show to be on a music network that would play only videos ... and had the idea to be on MTV, as the name is 'Music Television,' "I feel like a lot of times people complain because sandpaper is too rough, you know? I don't think that this show is going to revolutionize the world. It's not going to change music. It doesn't show that Pete Wentz is the hero of the MTV generation or anything like that. All I wanted to see is some more videos get played on MTV."

So it seems that Pete isn't in this for the fame or anything of the sort, he just simply wants to bring back music to "Music Television". He also says, "[It] is going to probably blow everyone's mind. I can't even explain what people should expect.".

But what should we expect from the show?
What are your opinions?
Will it be a hit or a flop?
Is Pete biting off more than he can chew?

I want opinions! Opinions, I say!