In response to what they believe to be an unjust portrayal of their idols, fans of My Chemical Romance plan to demonstrate with a large protest march through Hyde Park on May 31. The goal of the expected approximately 300 participants is the Daily Mail office. The rumor that they intend to jump from the roof of the building if the paper does not cease this type of reporting remains unconfirmed.
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Music seems to serve as an ideal scapegoat when something goes wrong in the development of young people and they resort to the extreme. The ire of the public has now fallen on the American rock band My Chemical Romance. Following the suicide of a thirteen-year-old girl associated with the emo scene, the London paper Daily Mail has targeted the band. Their music is said to significantly contribute to the death wish of an entire scene. In the meantime, a veritable Suicide Cult has formed, which has already claimed several underage victims.
In response to what they believe to be an unjust portrayal of their idols, fans of My Chemical Romance plan to demonstrate with a large protest march through Hyde Park on May 31. The goal of the expected approximately 300 participants is the Daily Mail office. The rumor that they intend to jump from the roof of the building if the paper does not cease this type of reporting remains unconfirmed.
In response to what they believe to be an unjust portrayal of their idols, fans of My Chemical Romance plan to demonstrate with a large protest march through Hyde Park on May 31. The goal of the expected approximately 300 participants is the Daily Mail office. The rumor that they intend to jump from the roof of the building if the paper does not cease this type of reporting remains unconfirmed.



