Millennial Whoop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN23lFKfpck

You know, I always that it was Ryan Ross and Jon Walker’s idea to do the whole Beatles thing since that’s what they did with The Young Veins, but no. It turns out it was originally a group decision and was actually the first time the entire band was involved with creative decisions.

Thank you to the people on the Panic! at the Disco sub-reddit that confirmed my belief that Brendon Urie was the biggest unifying factor across all albums and was what made Panic! well…Panic!
https://www.reddit.com/r/panicatthedisco/comments/5zz07x/how_does_panic_still_sound_like_panic_despite/

Intro track
“50's Manhattan - Jazz Oldschool Boom Bap Hip Hop Instrumental”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXfEugQnI_k
By Jesse James

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Side note
Every other album has a more pop-punk edge
= 3 albums = 3 = #ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED