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Inner Insanity
Member Since: 3/15/2013
Posts: 23,127
Post #21
I must be the biggest stan for FOB then because I can tell you ALL of their song titles when I hear them and just use the first couple words when referring to them. Not a problem and quite frankly albums full of 1 or 2 word titles look boring.
Miles Caulfield
Member Since: 5/28/2012
Posts: 7,065
Post #22
Unless it's a Fall Out Boy song, it doesn't really matter. FOB titles
NEED
to be long though. It's a law.
Nait Phoenix
Member Since: 10/18/2010
Posts: 29,224
Post #23
Unless it's a joke, it can't be too obscenely long, like Fall Out Boy's previous work...
"Our Lawyers Made Us Change the Name of This Song So We Wouldn't Get Sued"... like rly?
Or Cobra Starship... "Prostitution is the World's Oldest Profession (And I, Dear Madame, Am a Professional)"
When it's short, it just embodies the meaning of the song well!
Androgyne
Member Since: 8/16/2011
Posts: 3,588
Post #24
I prefer short & medium length titles
Honey
Member Since: 1/2/2012
Posts: 22,450
Post #25
Short.
Frozen99
Member Since: 3/14/2013
Posts: 30,547
Post #26
It doesn't matter that much but 5 words tops is the best option, I mean "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
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