When was the song cupid chokehold made

The track features some laid-back instrumentals, with Wentz giving a rambling, spoken-word vocal delivery. Wentz also gave his thoughts on the track and his lyrical inspiration. But my addiction to it is complicated — the last thing I look to at night is its hazy blur, and it is the first text message that jolts me awake in the morning. It is messy and filled with complex, opposing perspectives that seem to contradict each other — just like us.

You can check it out here. This track came out during March of , being put out by Fueled by Ramen. The latter version proved to be more popular than the first.

Moreover the audio to the original never made it onto iTunes. The As Cruel as School Children version of this song was created under the urgings of Atlantic Records , who teamed up with Fueled by Ramen for release of that album. Additionally it has been certified platinum in the United States and charted in nearly 20 nations overall. However, she eventually becomes tired of being exploited and expresses this in a humorous scene where the two are playing Scrabble she spells out the words 'krush', 'kill', and 'destroy'.

The doll then begins to malfunction, and McCoy has no choice but to destroy her. He pushes her off a bridge, and she appears to be dead. At the end of the video, she is awakened by Patrick Stump, who also appears to be a robot. The two fall in love and walk down the road together. The second version of the "Cupid's Chokehold" is the official video directed by Alan Ferguson for the album As Cruel as School Children and is a more literal interpretation of the lyrics of the song.

The second version is more widely recognized because music networks such as MTV and VH1 play this version instead of the original, and because the original does not appear on iTunes.

Patrick Stump can be seen watching from behind a newspaper as this happens. The two are madly in love at first, but as the video moves forward, the two begin fighting, and their relationship meets its end when McCoy's girlfriend walks in on him and his friends gambling.

Cupid tries a second time to get McCoy into a relationship. This time, McCoy's girlfriend is more romantically involved with McCoy, but she becomes increasingly angry when he invites his friends to a party her parents are hosting.

The relationship ends when McCoy comes home to find his girlfriend on top of a masked man in a compromising position.