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: Phrases like "I'm still comparing your past to my future" and "It might be your wound but they're my sutures" emphasize the deep, interconnected bond between the characters in the movie.

by Fall Out Boy was famously developed for the 2014 Disney animated film, Big Hero 6 . The track captures the film's core themes of brotherhood , legacy , and the idea of becoming "immortal" through the impact we have on others. Creative Development

The song was written by all four band members: Patrick Stump, Pete Wentz, Joe Trohman, and Andy Hurley. Immortals - Fall Out Boy

: Vocalist Patrick Stump wanted the track to sound like something a band would play in the film's fictional setting, San Fransokyo . He initially considered a more traditional Japanese influence, but the filmmakers steered him toward a sound that fit the band's "2.0" identity—a blend of pop-punk, electronic, and orchestral elements.

: The band aimed to create a song that was sophisticated enough to be taken seriously as a Fall Out Boy track while still being accessible to a younger audience. Composition & Lyrics : Phrases like "I'm still comparing your past

Official video for Fall Out Boy “Immortals” from Disney's 'Big Hero 6' (inspired by the Marvel comic). Listen to Fall Out Boy: YouTube·FallOutBoyVEVO Immortals - song and lyrics by Fall Out Boy - Spotify

: Bassist Pete Wentz explained that the song was inspired by the main character, Hiro, stepping up for his deceased brother, Tadashi. The central idea is that when you lose someone, you carry pieces of them with you—that is how we become immortal. Creative Development The song was written by all

: The band felt an authentic connection to the story because, like the characters in Big Hero 6 , Fall Out Boy has always identified with the underdog . Release & Versions Fall Out Boy - Immortals (From "Big Hero 6")