Their song, "Immortals," from Big Hero 6, was unfortunately not selected from the "shortlist" of nearly 80 songs from films this year for a Best Song nomination.

When discussing this miscarriage of show-biz justice with Radio.com, frontman Patrick Stump laughs, joking, "Our song was so obviously Oscar-worthy!"

Bassist Pete Wentz qualifies the answer. "We saw the list of songs that qualified for Oscars, and that was 79 songs. But it was amazing that we were able to work on this Disney film. I would never in a million years have thought that Fall Out Boy, this punk band from the suburbs of Chicago, would be involved in a Disney/Marvel film."

And working at Disney came with it's own benefits, especially if you're a animation or comic-book geek. Drummer Andy Hurley--who was otherwise pretty stoic through most of the interview--enthused, "I got to meet some of the writers from the [Big Hero 6] comic, they also do Ben 10 and other cartoons and comics. I'm a comic fan, so that was really cool."