The talented Rapper Yung Gravy has brilliantly transformed his admiration for a classic track by Panic! at the Disco into what promises to be a major hit in his music career. His latest release, titled “I Write Hymns Not Travesties,” serves as a clever reimagining of the iconic song “I Write Sins Not Tragedies.” This new version captures the essence of the original while showcasing Gravy’s unique style.
In this fresh rendition, the song incorporates the well-known pizzicato cello motif from the original piece, albeit with a faster tempo that invigorates the track. Yung Gravy cleverly nods to both the band and its lead vocalist, Brendon Urie, within the lyrics, and harmonizes with Urie’s original vocal line in a slightly modified chorus, creating a nostalgic yet innovative experience for listeners.
“Being a massive fan of Panic! during my childhood, I felt compelled to put my own spin on this after witnessing Brendon Urie enjoying my album Sensational,” Gravy explains. “A heartfelt shoutout to Panic! at the Disco for their unwavering support. Gravy! at the Disco.” Take a moment to listen to the track and explore his newly crafted lyrics below.
Discover Yung Gravy’s Hit Single, “I Write Hymns Not Travesties”
Explore the Lyrics of Yung Gravy’s “I Write Hymns Not Travesties”
Hit the boof blunt feeling panic at the disco
Neck, wrist diamonds but I never smoke crystal
Margiela Mason, Gravy posted in the middle
Whole lot of fine shyt in both of my peripherals
1, 2, 3, Forbes 30 under 30
300 women, dive up in it like I’m Xerxes
Sailing through the streets with the drip, give ‘em scurvy
End it on a high note, feel like Brendon UrieI chime in with a haven’t you people ever heard of
Getting ya god damn dough up
Go and get some bread
Stack that change ’til the day I’m dead
I chime in, haven’t you people ever heard of
Getting ya god damn hoes up
Put you on game
Make that bag then you make it rainButter up the booty had to spray it with the Crisco
Crème Brûlée skin, but the coochie on flamingo
Kitty talking to me call me Dr. Doolittle
Before she get the dick she gon’ have to solve riddle
Coochie waterfall, T.L.C., hit it gentle
Shit was so bussin’ that I busted accidental
That was yo bitch? Must be coincidental
Lemme talk to ‘em baby, flip the instrumental
I only write hymns I don’t write no travesties
Every time I step out, catch a few casualties
I’ve been known to pull, baby it’s Yung Gravity
I only get addressed by your wife as “your majesty”
My hoes handpicked with poise and rationality
Swiss, Persian, Thai, Cuban, plenty nationalities
Riding drop top with a Miss Congeniality
Got 6 Vogue models in my booth at the ApplebeesI chime in with a haven’t you people ever heard of
Getting ya god damn dough up
Go and get some bread
Stack that change ’til the day I’m dead
I chime in, haven’t you people ever heard of
Getting ya god damn hoes up
Put you on game
Make that bag then you make it rain
I chime in with a haven’t you people ever heard of
Getting ya god damn dough up
Go and get some bread
Stack that change ’til the day I’m dead
I chime in, haven’t you people ever heard of
Getting ya god damn hoes up
Put you on game
Make that bag then you make it rain
It is worth mentioning that Yung Gravy’s new version, “I Write Hymns Not Travesties,” appears to have been created with the endorsement of Panic! at the Disco and Brendon Urie himself. The rapper shared a lighthearted interaction with Urie via his Instagram stories, where Urie reached out to inform Gravy that Panic!‘s “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” achieved an impressive milestone of one billion streams on the same day that Gravy’s new track was released.
In a playful exchange, Urie expressed his gratitude, stating, “Thank you for that Gravy bump bro,” to which the rapper replied, “Always love helping out small artists,” accompanied by a praying emoji, showcasing their mutual respect and camaraderie in the music industry.
brendon urie and yung gravy instagram exchange 2025
For those who cherish the original masterpiece, you can also enjoy “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” below, further connecting the legacy of these two remarkable artists.
Revisit Panic! At the Disco’s Iconic Track, “I Write Sins Not Tragedies”
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