Say what you mean tell me im right and let the sun rain down on me, give me a sign, I wanna believe, Whoa Mona Lisa, you’re guaranteed to run this town, Whoa Mona Lisa I’d pay to see you frown....

Dear fellow beings.....

I have something wonderful (well wonderful to me) to share..... Here's Panic at the Disco's new Single 'The ballad of Mona Lisa'... Damn! I have been waited for the music video of this song for a while. This is set in a Western/SteamPunk era. Which some may have noticed that they used the props and scene from a previous song 'I write sins not tragedies'. This have me believe that this is either a sequel to the latter MV or a complete alternate scene to it. But one thing I know is that Mr Brendon Urie is still as adorable and awesome as ever.... Especially in StemPunk wear~ In the video you can also see Spencer Smith on drums. You won't see Ryan Ross(Lead guitar/keyboard) or Jon Walker(Lead bass) in this video as they have left the group. Sad right?

Moving on..... Here's the video uploaded by FueledbyRamen~

I seriously think that this video is well choreograph. With it's plot quite unique. Urie playing a murder victim and his spirit  somehow started a band and sang at his funeral and documented the scenes to lead to reveal his murderer even in death. I love how he changes to a darker version of himself to show harshness towards murderer near the end. Another interesting plus is that in the video they showed the rules to handle a death. Examples are below....

Of course I had to also get a few image shot of Brendon Urie to show his Steampunk look~

 
Noticed the googles and metallic accessories he wore in his outfit? Classic steampunk.

Now we move on towards the Hyde to his Jekyll~

Prefer his Steam-punk look better, but it doesn't mean I disapprove this one bit~

So bottom line... Nice wore Panic, even with half your group gone. I can't wait for your new album Vices & Virtues to be out.

Still love Fall Out Boy more though.....

Fan-Girl out!