OK, I actually have some facts now that I think of it. Fall Out Boy was originally conceived by band members Pete Wentz and Joe Trohman as nothing more than a side project they kind of joked about pursuing after the two became tired of their local hardcore scene. You know the rest of the story. (they also almost broke up during the creation of their first album, which, contrary to popular belief, was mostly written by Patrick Stump and not Wentz, who just added a few lines and such) Their songs 7 Minutes in Heaven and Hum Hallelujah are both written about Wentz's 2005 suicide attempt. Which isn't that useless but hey. The COMPLETELY INSANE lead vocalist of the black metal band Mayhem, Per "Dead" Ohlin committed suicide in an isolated cabin the band had been staying in for some time in the 1980s-90s (can't remember exact date, not gonna look it up rn) after rising tensions between him and band member Euronymous, and left behind a suicide note saying nothing more than a simple goodbye and an apology about all the blood he'd leave. He was later discovered by Euronymous who proceeded to run to the store and buy a camera so he could photograph the body. Said picture was later used as the cover for a bootlegged CD. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go throw up. There is a weapon in the game Destiny owned by only one player. It's called, "The Fate of All Fools" and is an exotic scout rifle that uses the same in-game model as another weapon, The Stranger's Rifle, only blue. The gun later became the widely available exotic scout rifle, Jade Rabbit, and a blue-ish version of the Stranger's Rifle called No Time to Explain also later appeared. The only other person who has used The Fate of All Fools that I can think of, is Youtuber Mr. Fruit, who was allowed by the owner of the weapon to use his account and the gun for a video. That's all I've got for now, or at least can remember off the top of my head. (I REALLY hope that Mayhem fact isn't too heavy for the site, if it is any staff member's free to remove it)