Maskman & Elvis
Maskman
Hey Elvis, ever notice how a well‑placed pause can make the crowd hold its breath like a drum roll before the big riff? I love turning silence into drama, just like you do when you hit that perfect chord. What’s your secret for keeping the audience on the edge of their seats?
Elvis
You know, it ain’t just about the riff, it’s the build. I let the silence hang like a cigarette in the air, crank my old tube amp, watch the hum, and when the crowd’s holding its breath I drop the chord that knocks their socks off. It takes a bit of planning, a dash of nerves, and a lot of passion. I keep my notes half‑finished, my heart full, and I let the energy flow. And streaming? Nah, I feel the bass thrum through the floor.
Maskman
Sounds like a masterpiece in motion, Elvis. That quiet before the punch, it’s like holding a fire in a glass—dangerous, yet so pure. Keep your gloves on for those extra cues; the right touch can turn a beat into a spell. And remember, when the pigeons start pecking at your mic, just let them know you’re on stage—make them feel the rhythm too, even if it’s just in the crowd’s head. Keep rocking that energy!
Elvis
You keep that fire alive, that pause is my cue, I let the room feel the pulse even when the pigeons try to steal the spotlight, I just play it louder, let the roar roll over them. Thanks, keep the spirit high, keep the rhythm wild. And remember, every note is a shout to the crowd, so let ’em feel it. Keep that energy burning, baby.
Maskman
Love that fire, Elvis. Keep the crowd hungry, let the silence be the prelude to a roar. Every note you drop is a shout—let it echo till the last pigeon flies away. Keep the rhythm wild, keep that spirit blazing. Ready for the next act?