against the wall and killing her in the process. The group seeing this, flees the room, except for one who is shown being sucked into a static television, parodying Poltergeist. Wes and his girlfriend run in a different direction than the others, but both groups make their way towards the famous Bates house. An imitation of Kanye West is seen outside the house banging on the window in an angry fashion. The group of remaining jocks and cheerleaders climb the stairs to the house featured in Blink-182's video for I Miss You, but are met by a girl portraying Paris Hilton at the top, who kicks them down the stairs. Wes and his girlfriend enter the Bates house, only to see an old woman sitting in a chair. The woman is revealed to be Wes himself, dressed up as an old lady, again referencing the ending to Psycho. Wes is then shown realizing "I'm the one who is/the schizophrenic psycho." Chart performance The song debuted on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks at number 32 and reached number 1, remaining there for 9 weeks. It marked their fifth single to top the chart and their first in 5 years. It also debuted on Modern Rock Tracks at number 8, where it also reached number 1, becoming their second song to do so on the chart. It debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 100 and has risen to number 67, becoming their first song to chart on the Hot 100 since "Away From Me" in 2003. It debuted on the Canadian Hot 100 at number 90 and has since peaked at number 56, beating the band's previous single, "Famous," which debuted and peaked at number 97. It also charted on the Billboard Pop 100; it peaked at number 75. Despite its being released as a single in 2007, Fuse rated this song as the best Modern Rock song of 2008. As of 2010, "Psycho" is the band's second best-selling single in the U.S., behind only the 2002 mega-hit "Blurry", with 700,000 copies sold. References External links 2007 singles 2007 songs Puddle of Mudd songs Interscope Records singles Songs about mental health Songs written by Wes Scantlin