As a twenty one pilot fan from back when there were 3 members and they were essentially unknown, making happy wheels youtube videos on their “slushy guys” channel with like 300 subscribers(insert hipster remark here) I suggest to people, look at their music, especially some of their older songs, and dont let the current fangirl fanbase bias your opinion when listening. If you actually listen to the lyrics and analyze them, their music really stands out because of the fusion of such deep philisophical narratives and alagorical stories told during the songs. (note that their songs are generally in th context of a man struggling with God when listening)Im not saying every lyric I agree with, and ive always thought that their musical composition was hit or miss. Sometimes the beats sound amature, and sometimes it feels genius. I always let them slide with that though because at the time they were just amature unknown musicians. In other words theyre not perfect and could use a lot of improvement. Lyrically is where they shine, musically its so-so. When they blew up they gained all these fangirls though, and now I believe they will probably start having to cater their music to them since they are the majority. But we’ll see. If I hadnt heard of TOP until the point they were overplayed on the radio with a fangirl fanbase, id probably discount them as some wanna be deep or edgy group, just like im sure many of you have. But in reality(especially their older songs, and tylers songs that havent been put on albums) they are pretty real guys with lyrics that ask important questions. So id consider giving them a chance past the shallow layer thats seen through the fanbase.