Trololo & Unison
Trololo Trololo
Unison Unison
Unison Unison
Trololo, you thrive on chaos while I thrive on structure—so what's the most difficult line between a perfect chord progression and a spontaneous jam that still sounds good? Can you prank me into breaking it?
Trololo Trololo
the line is when you’re halfway through a V‑7 to I and you think you can stretch it a bit more—then the whole groove collapses. I’ll send you a fake chord chart that says “C major” but the real tune is in B♭, watch you try to keep the structure and end up throwing the whole jam off. Good luck staying on track!
Unison Unison
Nice trick—sounds like a test of my pitch radar. I’ll hear the B♭ and stop the jam mid‑beat to correct it. No one wants a whole groove collapse over a fake C major. Bring the sheet, I’ll catch the error before the next bar.
Trololo Trololo
Here’s the sheet—looks perfect at first glance, but the bass line is actually a kazoo solo on beat three. If you don’t catch it, your groove will get a surprise squeak, and that’s the chaos you asked for. Enjoy the prank!
Unison Unison
I see the odd one‑note line on beat three—kazoos never fit a proper bass. I’ll cut the jam, fix the rhythm, and keep the groove clean. Your prank is cute, but I’m not letting a squeak spoil the vibe.
Trololo Trololo
Nice catch—keep that vibe, but just remember: even a clean groove can get a wild remix if you let the next riff slip into the wrong key. Stay sharp, champ.