Did you know that Fall Out Boy’s breakout hit Sugar, We’re Goin Down skyrocketed to fame after just two weeks on the Billboard charts in 2005?
It was more than a song—it was an anthem for a generation of emo-rock fans.
From their raw beginnings in Chicago to becoming global icons, Fall Out Boy has a knack for turning heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies into worldwide fandom.
Let’s dive into five tracks that defined their career and continue to inspire fans everywhere.
“Sugar, We’re Goin Down” – The song that took them from Chicago to the world stage. This hit remains a staple for any Fall Out Boy playlist. The OG FOB fans will tell you From Under The Cork Tree is a modern American literary classic that should be studied in schools. And we tend to agree.
“Dance, Dance” – With its pulsating rhythm and unforgettable hooks, it was the track that brought all the all emo kids to the dance floor. That opening bass line, c'mon.
“Thnks fr th Mmrs” – A bittersweet breakup anthem that cleverly referenced Shakespeare (and anyone who got the reference immediately felt smart AF) and became a pop cultural phenomenon.
“I Don’t Care” – Nothing like a little bit of rebellion that showcased their song writing evolution and solidified their place in the pop-punk hall of fame. If you disagree, well I don't care.
“Centuries” – A modern classic that roared with triumphant energy, cementing Fall Out Boy’s ability to dominate charts and stadiums alike. Fall Out Boy fans love it when this banger is used for sporting promos world wide.
Whether you’ve been a fan since day dot or just discovered them, Fall Out Boy’s music is the soundtrack of a generation. Dive into their journey with these unforgettable tracks and keep the spirit alive with official merch. Explore the full collection here.