I Wish I Loved Any Thing As Much As Pat Krich Loves Pissing Everyone Online Off With The Setlist Shirt

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 If you’ve spent any time in the chaotic world of live music fandom — refreshing Twitter/X mid-show, anxiously scanning for setlist updates, or watching entire online communities combust over one missing deep cut — you already know the name: Pat Krich.

For some, he’s a mastermind. For others, a menace. But for everyone who’s been part of the online frenzy surrounding certain band tours, he’s become an almost mythic figure. And now, there's a shirt that perfectly captures his legacy — and the collective frustration/fascination that comes with it.

Introducing the brilliantly unhinged (and painfully relatable) tee:

"I Wish I Loved Any Thing As Much As Pat Krich Loves Pissing Everyone Online Off With The Setlist."

A Shirt, A Statement, A Whole Mood

Let’s be honest: this isn’t just a clever line printed on fabric. It’s an emotional experience. It’s every time you’ve hoped for your favorite song live… only to see it dropped for the third show in a row. It’s every moment you’ve scrolled through the replies and seen fans on the verge of organizing a revolution over the encore choices. It’s internet culture. It’s fan culture. It’s chaotic neutral energy in t-shirt form.

This shirt isn’t afraid to call it like it is — and that’s why it resonates.

Why People Love (and Need) This Shirt

It’s niche, and that’s the point. If you get it, you really get it.

It’s a conversation starter. Other fans will spot it, laugh, and probably share their own favorite Pat Krich trolling moment.

It’s comfortable AF. Soft cotton, unisex fit, and available in multiple sizes and colors — because you should be able to rage about the setlist comfortably.

Wearing this shirt is like entering a secret club of people who understand that setlist drama is not just internet noise — it’s art. It’s identity. It’s war.

More Than Merch — It’s a Cultural Artifact

Let’s face it: merch is evolving. It’s no longer just logos and tour dates on the back. The best pieces of merch today say something — about the fan experience, about the internet, about being so online that you feel personally attacked by a song getting cut from a live set.

This shirt taps directly into that feeling. It’s self-aware. It’s funny. And it’s kind of... poetic?

Final Thoughts

Whether you wear it to a show, to scroll through fan forums, or just to remind yourself not to take anything (including the setlist) too seriously — this shirt is for you.