Rolling Stone has a fairly scathing look at Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy‘s latest endeavour, his TV show FNMTV. The magazine described the program as “a celebration of awkwardness than the art of lip synching and cheesy acting.”

Among the crimes committed by the show are “Wentz’s repeated references to his wife and (impending) kid” and a crowd that finds Blink-182 more important than The Who. After all, how could “Baba O’Riley” compare to “What’s My Age Again?”

You can check out the review here.

Clips from the show are available here.
Source Rolling Stone has a fairly scathing look at Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy‘s latest endeavour, his TV show FNMTV. The magazine described the program as “a celebration of awkwardness than the art of lip synching and cheesy acting.”

Among the crimes committed by the show are “Wentz’s repeated references to his wife and (impending) kid” and a crowd that finds Blink-182 more important than The Who. After all, how could “Baba O’Riley” compare to “What’s My Age Again?”

You can check out the review here.

Clips from the show are available here.
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