Bring Me The Horizon just launched a VIP package, and they used the ad to settle a 13-year-old score.
The band's new animated promo for "The BMTH VIP Experience" roasts itself from the first line, "Do you have more money than common sense?", and signs off with: "Oh, and, uh, Kellin Quinn? Your apology is in the post."
Back in August 2013, Oli Sykes mocked the Sleeping With Sirens frontman on Twitter over his $80 "Kellin's Polaroid Package," writing: "Next USA tour! Oli Sykes special polaroid package! Take a photo with me! Special price! Absolutely no charge at all! Fucking cockstars."
Kellin fired back that the package included a signed Polaroid, a Q&A, a poster, early entry and a ticket, adding: "if you disagree then don't buy it, no one is forcing you k?"
When BMTH's own VIP tickets went on sale in 2025, fans were quick to bring up the Polaroid beef. Now the band is in on the joke.