Fall Out Boy

Pete Wentz: You can't insult us; the musics too loud so we can't even hear you!

Pete Wentz: (on their trip to Uganda in 2007) There was one moment when I really feared for our lives. We were riding motorcycles and these local guys used barricades to lock us in this little patch of ground. They saw that we were American and thought that we should give them money for being on their ground. When they locked us in, I actually thought, 'We're going to die, right now.' Luckily we had our guide Kenny to bail us out and pay them off but that was really, really terrifying, living through something like that. It was a real Hotel Rwanda moment. The whole experience brought our band closer together and that's a great thing.

Pete Wentz: (On playing Live Earth) Yeah you know festivals are real crazy but this one in particular is really insane... We're very low on the totem pole as far as that goes so we feel honored to even just get a chance to be involved in it at all. I don't think that the global temperature will lower due to rock bands playing or whatever but I think that more than anything that it kind of sometimes will electrify your fans and kind of get them interested in things that are bigger than just your songs, or your bands t-shirts and that's really an important thing to do.