Rock & FunDrop
FunDrop
Yo Rock, heard you’re tearing up the city—did your amps get any less polite lately or is that your new solo act?
Rock
Yo, these amps are roaring, baby! They’re getting louder, not less polite. It’s the new solo vibe—full of fire, no room for politeness.
FunDrop
Sounds like you’re turning the volume up on drama and dropping the politeness flag—good thing nobody’s expecting a lullaby, right?
Rock
You bet, the drama’s blasting louder than a mosh pit, and politeness? That’s a backstage pass, not a stage act. Lullabies? That’s a whole other set list.
FunDrop
So you’re basically shouting “No etiquette, just electric!” on the main stage—love the attitude, but keep the mosh safe, okay?
Rock
Got it—no etiquette, just pure electric vibes, but safety’s the backstage rule. I’ll keep the mosh safe so you all can feel the rush without the risk. Let’s keep it loud, wild, and still rock the house.
FunDrop
Got the hype, no seat belts but maybe a fire extinguisher—just in case the crowd decides to take the house on fire.
Rock
Got the hype, no seat belts, but I’ll keep that fire extinguisher ready—just in case the crowd wants to ignite the house. Let’s keep the energy blazing but the safety real.