Vocal broadcast

[psychosemantics]

[[Fairly abruptly, most personal comm channels, on the obligatory handheld messaging devices, first an announcement from a female.]]

Master Zatonichi has an announcement for you all. Please listen closely.

[[And when the next voice comes in, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense.]]

My apologies if you do not speak the lost language if Dubstep. A lot of the message's meaning is list in the translation. Thank you for your time.


And he says questions are welcome.

Comments

[psychosemantics]

Neither of us said anything about cats...

[[They both look at eachother, confused as hell. Was their trolling, counter-trolled?]]

So you'll be in the music video then?

[gudbye_despair]

Of course! That sounds fun. Though not as fun as making furry hats from cats' fur.

[psychosemantics]

I don't think that's fun at all, miss. That sounds terribly violent towards cats... I happen to like cats.

[gudbye_despair]

I know you like cats. You told it just a minute ago.

So anyway, what's the video about?

[psychosemantics]

"Dum wubbidy wub boom wub wub"

It's the lost art of the 'music video'. A few are still in circulation, but it's a lost, forgotten art form

[gudbye_despair]

Ah... thank you for your compliment. I'm not that good at killing yet.

And music video? Is it just videoing you playing music?

[psychosemantics]

No, its... Well, honestly some are like that, yes, but there are others that tell a story along with the song itself.

I assume you've not seen one before, then, have you not?

[gudbye_despair]

Yes, I've never seen one before. So, do I have to sing later?

[psychosemantics]

"Bum dum bum dum bum dum psssh wub wub."

No. Simply it's like being in a short film. You'll play your part as an extra, with the members of the band being the main characters of the movie.