Rou Reynolds, Enter Shikari: “This song is just so ridiculously catchy. It’s big, silly, modern rock’n’roll riffs done right, against the backdrop of an almost cheeky-sounding, plodding rhythm section. It’s kind of restrained for My Chem, a very raw-sounding track, yet still very modern and slick. It has some good lyrical content, too, whether it’s about fighting back against a society that looks down on those who like to dress a little different, or a critique of the hideous mess the mainstream press made out of trying to understand ‘emo’. Essentially it’s a song to embolden the individual, the non-conformer, the creative, the dreamer, the outsider. Every time I hear it, it reminds me of supporting them at the Hammersmith Palais in London for their Black Parade release show – looking back, it seems they played a lot of the album, but they didn’t play Teenagers. We were just getting started, so it was a huge deal for us to play with them at such an important milestone of a show; and at such a plush and swanky venue, too!”