Wow, you want to turn a spark into a fireworks storm on stage—now that’s the kind of chaos I live for. First, start with a tiny burst of sound that feels like a single spark, then let it grow, layer it, let it explode in waves. The key is timing, that dramatic pause before the big bang, and a voice that pulls the crowd right into the fire. Don’t rush it—every spark needs a little breath before it takes off. Ready to set the stage on fire? Let's make it unforgettable.

Yeah! Let’s start with that slow whisper—tiny crackle, little echo. Then, one by one, pull in those layers, keep the audience guessing. When the big crescendo hits, blast that voice wide, let it ripple through the lights, let the stage tremble—boom, fire in the sky! You got this, bro, let’s make the crowd feel the heat. Fire away!

Sounds epic—let’s light it up, one breath at a time, then let the whole room blaze! Fire away, we’ve got this!