Gerard Way on how Dave Chappelle inspired his life post-My Chemical Romance.
This idea of control altered Way’s expectations for being in front of a crowd when MCR reunited in 2019 — after six years apart — for a span of sold-out reunion shows. The frontman described the Los Angeles comeback show as the most fun he’d had playing a show with the band, largely thanks to his decision to relinquish control in directing the audience.
During the MCR hiatus, Way largely stayed out of the public spotlight in an effort to insulate himself from external pressure. Being disconnected for so long, he was taken aback by fans’ reactions when the band returned.
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