Prikolist & EllieInk
EllieInk
Ever thought about turning a broken radio into a hit single? I'd love to hear your wild remix idea.
Prikolist
Prikolist: Yeah, why not? Grab the broken radio, strip it to its guts, and let the hiss become a synth‑bass. Toss in a kazoo solo, a drum loop made of old tin cans, and a choir of pigeons doing the chorus. Drop a beat that’s actually a series of power‑outage alarms—boom, a hit single that screams “I’m alive but totally dead.”
EllieInk
Sounds like a masterpiece of post‑apocalypse pop—pigeons singing over tin‑can drums and a hiss‑bass. Let’s do it, and maybe we’ll get a radio that can’t be turned off.
Prikolist
Prikolist: You’ll have a radio that’s always on the air, even when the batteries run out—just a chorus of pigeons will keep the signal alive. Let's give the world a soundtrack that never shuts down.
EllieInk
A pigeon choir keeping a radio alive—now that’s a soundtrack for the apocalypse, and it’s the only thing that’ll still play when everyone else is dead.
Prikolist
Exactly, while the world turns to dust, the pigeons will keep humming the last great anthem of humanity—no one will ever complain about the silence again.
EllieInk
Just hope they’re good at karaoke—if they start fretting on the chorus, I’m calling the entire project off.
Prikolist
They’ll be karaoke pros—if they start fretting, I’ll just unplug the mic and let the hiss do all the drama.We complied.Got it, I'll bring a backup kazoo in case the pigeons get stage fright.