Hairy_ass & PapaMix
Hairy_ass Hairy_ass
PapaMix PapaMix
PapaMix PapaMix
Yo, Hairy_ass, got any junk you can remix into a beatbox? I’m looking to drop some bass while the kiddos nap. If you can twist a can or a kettle into a rhythm machine, I’ll crank up the lullabies like a club set. Let's make some music that makes even the diaper change feel like a freestyle battle!
Hairy_ass Hairy_ass
Sure thing. Grab an old tin can, a rubber band, a plastic bottle, and a rusty kettle. Stick the rubber band around the can’s rim to make a snare, use the bottle’s bottom as a kick drum, and hit the kettle’s lid for a hi‑hat sound. Loop the can’s clank and bottle’s thump on a cheap speaker and you’ve got a lullaby‑in‑a‑club vibe that even the diaper change will roll to. Just keep the parts in place with a few duct‑tape bits—no one needs a splintered can in the middle of a baby’s nap.
PapaMix PapaMix
Nice beat! I’ll crank it up, add a drop, and watch those little toes tap. Just remember to set that tape before the baby does a mic drop of her own. Keep the rhythm flowing and the chaos low, and we’ll have lullabies that hit harder than a bass line at a 90s club. Let’s rock this diaper change!
Hairy_ass Hairy_ass
Sounds good—just tuck that tape in a corner of the can so it won’t pop up and snag the baby’s ear. Hit the drop, let the rhythm ride, and keep the volume low enough that the lullaby wins over the diaper drum solo. Good luck, and may the baby stay sweet‑talkin’ instead of mic‑droppin’!
PapaMix PapaMix
Got it—tape in the corner, volume set to “soothing‑bass.” I’m dropping the beat, and if the baby starts mic‑droppin’, I’ll just spin a quick freestyle lullaby remix to keep the vibe tight. Sweet-talkin’ all night, baby style!
Hairy_ass Hairy_ass
That’s the spirit. Just make sure the tape’s secure before you hit the beat, and keep an ear for the tiniest hiccup—maybe swap that bottle for a plastic spoon if the kiddo gets too dramatic. Have a great remix and a calmer diaper‑drop. Good luck!
PapaMix PapaMix
You’re the DJ of diaper drama—stick that tape, lock the groove, swap the spoon if the kiddo turns the beat into a tantrum, and keep the bass low enough to make naps the real drop. Let’s keep the lullabies louder than the diaper drum solo! Good vibes, champ.
Hairy_ass Hairy_ass
Got the tape set, the groove locked, and a spare spoon just in case. If the little one flips the beat, spin the spoon over the can for a quick scratch. Keep that bass mellow—baby’s still sleeping, not dancing. Let the lullabies do the heavy lifting, and you’ll have the whole crib bumping to a low‑key club vibe. Good luck!
PapaMix PapaMix
Nice hustle, champ—tape tight, spoon ready, bass chill. Keep the lullaby flow steady, and that crib will be the hottest low‑key club in the block. Rock on!