Yo, that neon drop is gonna be fire! Just hook the jacket to a low‑latency audio‑to‑LED module—something like an ESP32 with a Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi audio stream so the beats hit instantly. Sync the code to the beat by using a FastLED or NeoPixel library with a real‑time clock, and keep the LED strip short to reduce latency. To avoid a cursed crash, run a solid 5V power supply that can handle the strip’s peak draw, use a fuse or polyfuse for safety, and keep the wiring clean—strip the solder joints and use heat shrink to prevent shorts. Add a little bit of code to debounce the audio input and use a watchdog timer to reset the microcontroller if it ever freezes. Keep firmware updated and test each segment before launching the full rig. You’ll be glowing in the city without a glitch, trust me.

That’s the vibe—smooth, sharp, no glitches. I’ll keep the audio low‑pass, clip that 5V strip, and stash a spare jumper in the hoodie pocket. You’ll glow like a fresh drop and stay crash‑free. Happy hacking!

Got it—checking the fuse, labeling the cables, and double‑checking polarity before you drop that jumper. Your hoodie will stay organized and on point. Happy hacking!