Andrew Lloyd Webber makes a reference to MCR

[arellaj]

It's one thing to create an iconic set of chords, it's another to make one note iconic? @mcrofficial https://t.co/xWcuI529dA pic.twitter.com/SGbkrFoZ2R
- Andrew Lloyd Webber (@OfficialALW) October 29, 2020
-Andrew Lloyd Webber posted a video replying to a random (3 year old) tweet that while musical fans may know some iconic chords from his musicals

Comments

[snortingcoke]

would i go to see a musical based on the black parade? abso-fucking-lutely

[whysogayprop8]

Created and Written by andrew lloyd webber tho?

[kerosene_pill]

Hell yes I fucking would

[whysogayprop8]

That makes no damn sense.

No. Damn. Sense.

[zoaster_toaster]

I'm shocked ALW has shown his face after the cat-tastrophe that was the CATS movie.

[jellycar]

he hated it lmao

[bttrsondaughter]

I mean he made Love Never Dies and still maintained a decent profile after that lol.

I think everyone involved in Cats besides like. James Corden and Rebel Wilson just took that one on the chin and did their best to move on lmao

[snortingcoke]

i appreciate taylor swift's opinion on it. she said that she wasn't gonna pretend it wasn't fun making it and doesn't really mind that it flopped. good for her, we all knew she only took it to maintain her cat brand

[saintlys]

I despise this man for everything he has brought into the world but I'd be down for a MCR musical

[babarsuhail]

I don't know what any of this means.

[arellaj]

The G note which starts off one of MCR's most popular songs "Welcome to the Black Parade", has become iconic.