Some people have reacted negatively to the topic of new music from the rocker as a result of his past controversial behaviors as a result. New music from Panic! At the Disco will mark their first release since 2018's Pray for the Wicked, which was their second album to list Urie as the only official member of the group. Set your alarm to 6:01, and don't be a diva!' Others went even further and discovered that the domain for the website is owned by Warner Music Group, and that it was launched on May 2.Īccording to a PATD fan account on Twitter, some of their fans have also been receiving letters that say, 'Soon enough you'll be living the dream, but for now it's time to shut up and go to bed. Some of their fanbase has concluded that V!LV stands for 5:55 in Roman numerals, which could potentially be the length of the song. Several others have pointed out that emo is making a comeback, as My Chemical Romance also just released a new song last week called 'The Foundations of Decay.' Most of them conclude that the teaser is for new music, and that it's going to be a 'new era' for them. While '6!01' likely points to a June 1 release date, their fans have come up with various assumptions as to what these mysterious codes mean. Underneath, there is an option to 'Set an alarm,' and when that is clicked, you can hear Brendon Urie singing 'shut up and go to bed' if your volume is turned up.įurthermore, as NME pointed out, the source code for the Shut Up and Go to Bed website also has a message embedded into it that reads, 'Nothings really real, no one really feels.'

Sometimes the flashing '6!01' changes to 'V!LV' instead. Don't forget to set your alarm, so you know when to wake up.' If you're going to bed at 10:30 PM you need to wake up at 6!01. Upon selecting the 27-35 age group, going with the default bedtime of 10:30 PM and pressing the 'Calculate' button, the screen changes to a red image with yellow text that reads, 'Don't be a diva it's time to be free.

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