Folie a Deux is Fall Out Boy's fifth studio album. It takes its name from the mental illness of the same name, which translates to "a madness shared by two."
Track Listing[]
- Disloyal Order of Water Buffaloes
- I Don't Care
- She's My Winona
- America's Suitehearts
- Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet
- The (Shipped) Gold Standard
- (Coffee's for Closers)
- What a Catch, Donnie
- 27
- Tiffany Blews
- w.a.m.s
- 20 Dollar Nose Bleed
- West Coast Smoker
- I Don't Care (Machine Shop Remix)*
- America's Suitehearts (South Rakkas Remix)*
- Pavlove*
- America's Suitehearts (Acoustic)*
- What a Catch, Donnie (Acoustic)*
(Songs marked with a * are bonus tracks, that were only released in the deluxe edition)
Singles[]
- I Don't Care
- Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet (Digital Release)
- What a Catch, Donnie (Digital Release)
- America's Suitehearts
Videos[]
- I Don't Care
- America's Suitehearts
- What a Catch, Donnie
- Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet
The video for 'I Don't Care' shows Fall Out Boy playing the song at a show, and then getting criticised for not being rock 'n' roll.
The video for 'America's Suitehearts' depicts Fall Out Boy riding a merry go round dressed as circus clowns, each based off of a character featured in Fólie á Deux.
The video for 'What a Catch, Donnie' portrays Patrick Stump as a lonely sailor who meets a seagull and befriends it. He finds numerous strange objects in the sea, objects that have been featured in previous Fall Out Boy music videos. At the end, everyone who has helped Fall Out Boy escapes from a sinking ship, leaving only the captain, Pete Wentz, to go down with the ship.
The video for 'Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet' shows Gabe Saporta and Brendan Urie walking down to the beach. They find Pete Wentz, washed ashore, dead. Instead of giving him medical attention, they parade around town with him, pretending he is alive.