Funny & Abaddon
Funny
So, how do you make sure your joke lands just like your… you know, moves? Timing’s everything, whether you’re aiming for a laugh or a silent knockout. Let’s talk precision.
Abaddon
Timing’s the blade, you know. A pause before the punchline, just like a strike. If the laugh comes too early the joke slips, just like a misfired shot. So you listen, wait, then strike. That’s how I keep the rhythm.
Funny
Nice, you’re basically a sniper of punchlines. If the audience’s waiting you can’t hold your breath too long or they’ll start counting to ten. Keep that pause short, like the last second of a cliffhanger—just enough to let the tension build, then boom, laugh!
Abaddon
I’ll keep the breath short, just like a final breath in a shadowed corridor. Then the laugh comes out, quiet but unmistakable. No drama, just the hit.
Funny
Sounds like you’re about to give the audience a quiet but lethal chuckle. Just make sure the silence before it is as long as a suspenseful movie—then you’ll have them hitting the pause button to hear the laugh.