The band from Las Vegas has just finished the shoot of their new video in California.

The single is going to be released in february, but the date for the video release is still unknown. Ryan Ross said that they were not sure if the video would ever get to MTV because the video shows too much vulgar stuff.

"Bulid God, Then We'll Talk" is the fifth single from the band and the last track from "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out". The song is a parody about prostitution in Las Vegas and is the favouite song of the band members.

then they're done.

I think Blender said it best when they called Panic At The Disco the Right Said Fred of this decade. They have quickly become a parody of themselves. Panic At The Disco have only had three modern singles chart, so this will be only the fourth release on that tally. I do not remember which song was which, or how they went, but they had some long titles that seem to copy Fall Out Boy's tracks.

Lilly Alen's "Smile" took some months to get to MTV because it showed "violent content" and you see it now on TRL... so be positive

That's my favorite one off the album, I hope the video is good this time.

You're quite wrong... because their first single was "The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage". It was a radio-only single and it had no video. So they had four singles so far.

Well, You both are wrong.
Remember when "But It's Better If You Do" peaked at Nº81 on the US Billboard

I personally don't like this song. Maybe it'll grow on me.
"Camisado" and "Nails for Breakfast..." are much better.

This song is the worst of the album

I prefer "Camisado" and "Time To Dance"

Whats the shame in having "only" three songs charting?
Are we just supposed to also dismiss the fact that there debut album has sold close to 1.5 million copies in the US? And that they headlined two sold out tours in North America and the UK last year?

There is no need for a 5th single off this album. It won't do well on radio and it won't shift any more units.
They're energy should be devoted to getting the sophmore album on it's feet.

hey i like this song.

Kinda like this song, but it seems unlikely at this point that the song will be a hit just because I'm not sure that it's strong enough to keep up the album's momentum. Think "Everybody's Fool," in the US. Especially if they can't get on MTV, they'd be hard pressed to make this a hit.
I wouldn't count them out, though. Even though it's going to be difficult to live up to and build upon the success of this album, worse bands have done it before.

i hope it dosent flop

^me too...i love this song

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Hmm..really?i didn't find Smile violent.she only said the 4 lettre word that's all.I hope MTV showed it for good.

Show on MTV ,Then'll We'll Talk,k?

i thought this was their 4th single

1st single: I write sins..........
2nd single: But it's better if you do
3rd single: Lying........
And now it's 4th single

^You forgot The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage

It was like a radio single because they played it a lot....

As most of you, i don't like the song as a single... i'd prefer Time To Dance (They had the idea to make it a single last year but they finaly dropped it ) or I Constantly Thank God For Esteban... I LOVE that song...

I think they're releasing BGTWT because maybe they want something quiet to finish the promotion of their album before releasing their 2nd album

Yup.That's the first single.No videos.