entrancelogs | Karaoke Lounge (2-3)

Who: Class 2-3 & YOU!
Where: The Karaoke Room
When: July 15th - July 16th, 2014
Rating: PG-13 to be safe
Summary: Class 2-3 has decided to create an awesome karaoke lounge for their class project!
The Story:
Sweet Karaoke Lounge

Karaoke Sample Song List

Presented by 2-3, this chic and semi-intimate karaoke lounge is heralded as the perfect get-away for those students and visitors looking to burn a little energy dancing and singing. Despite how it might first appear, the room boasts a deceptively large space, plenty of seating, and basic refreshments.

Nearest the stage is a sign-up list for those looking to sing. The music database is massive, so pretty much any song is offered (however, there are signs warning against selections that may not be appropriate for all audiences, even if no one will be closely monitoring).

[[ OOC: Prose or action spam is totally fine. Start your own headers, link your own songs, dance around in all the threads, and have a great time!

P.S. Don't forget your content warnings where necessary!

P.P.S. Hopefully this is okay with everyone in class 2-3. Please PM me here if you need me to add/change/remove something/etc.]]

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Oh Billy, you poor, poor boy. Why do you continue to keep the little trickster as part of your inner circle? Is it masochism? Because, if Billy would notice, his name was scrawled on the list in that deceptively fluid handwriting of Loki's. Billy Kaplan just so happened to be next on the list. Imagine that.

Loki, grinning like the Cheshire Cat, nudged Billy in the side with his elbow. "Look at that. You're next up. I didn't know you liked Karaoke." As if he hadn't signed Billy up himself. "Brave of you. I never would have guessed you had a confident singing voice."

Billy looked over at Loki with growing horror. "You didn't, please tell me you did not sign me up to sing."

Loki actually looked sympathetic and maybe a little hurt for a moment, though it was probably completely feigned. "Do you really think I would do something like that to you?"

And then his name is called.

"Oh, come now, you can't be that bad. ...would it help if I sing too?"

"Yes, actually I think this is exactly like something you would do," Billy said with a groan flopping back against the booth as his name is called again.

"Yes, if I have to get up there and sing you are getting up there with me." He grabbed Loki's arm and dragged him up on stage.

He'd been about to reply something to the effect of 'well, too bad. I'm not going', but the other teen had already grabbed his arm and was dragging him along. "I'm not on the list! You can't--" But he was already forcibly dragged to the stage despite his struggles. Billy was probably the only person in the universe that could get away with turning the trickster's trick back on him without nasty repercussions.

"Dragging me into my own prank is so against the rules, Kaplan."

"How long have we been friends?"Billy asked handing him a microphone. "You think I haven't learned to break the rules?"

"Apparently, far too long if I've rubbed off on you to this extent." And yet, he actually didn't sound annoyed by it at all. He took the microphone and just squinted at Billy. "Did you have a song in mind for us, my cheating friend?" He looked oh-so unimpressed, but in reality, he was pretty impressed.

Pulling on over on. Loki wasn't easy and Billy was letting his amusement at that distract him from the horror of actually trying to sing in front of people. "Well since I had no idea someone was going to sign me up for this! I have no idea. Can't they just randomly chose?"

It had started out as a harmless prank. Embarrass your friend on stage then they could both laugh about it, but now he was not only part of it, but he might actually have fun participating.

"Yes, and someone else evened the playing field, so I think we're square. Random then? Risky~! Sounds like fun."

Billy smirked smugly at his friend. This might actually be fun. "Of course you think risky is fun."

Billy nodded to the student running the machine that they were ready and he tried not to groan when the familiar tune of an old Spice Girls song came on. Of course it had to be a song Billy didn't want to admit he knew all the words to.

"Safe is boring." He admitted and looked to the screen when the music started playing. His first reaction was a slightly startled expression that melted quickly into resigned irritation as he rubbed his free hand down his face. "I think I'm cursed." He muttered away from the microphone to Billy before flipping it in his hand and bringing it up, ready for this. But, as a quick afterthought, he covered the microphone with his other hand, looking back to Billy.

"No skipping out of this one. If you try to lip sync, I will fill your bed with frogs every night for the rest of the school year." Yes, he is the most threatening teenager ever. Then, on cue,

"Yo! I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want!" The words scrolled across the Teleprompter screen, highlighting as they should be sung to the beat. His singing voice wasn't too bad, but it sounded more fitting of a prepubescent teen in a Disney movie than a pop song. Billy might also notice it actually sounded a little tight. He put on a good act, but he was actually nervous singing in front of people. So Billy wasn't alone in his discomfort.

It took everything in Billy not to burst out laughing as soon as Loki opened his mouth. Of all the scenarios that had ever run through his head about his friend this was definitely not one of them. But fair was fair, if Loki was going to make a fool out of himself then Billy had to as well, even if this was all Loki's own fault.

"So tell me what you want, what you really, really want!" He managed to sing back trying not to sing too badly.

Loki had an unavoidable skill. And that skill actually wasn't his silver tongue or his penchant for trouble. Neither was it his intelligence or his craftiness. Nor his grace or his pokerface. No, the one true skill he had was actually his ability to sabotage himself inadvertently. But that self-destructive skill of his was actually constantly cancelled by the 'magic' power of his best friend. Billy could always turn situations around for the better. So yes, this was all his fault, but with Billy's help, it actually turned out pretty okay.

However, Loki nearly dropped the microphone trying not to laugh. It wasn't necessarily at Billy, but at the fact that he was actually singing along with him. "I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want!"

"I have a confession to make..." He whispered during Billy's line, away from the microphone.

"So tell me what you want, what you really really want."

Billy grinned as he sang, this really wasn't so bad, not when you didn't have to do it yourself or take it seriously. It was actually kind of fun. There were people in the audience who had started cheering them on too, really it could have been worse.

"What's that?" Billy whispered back, mouth away from the mic, and really only they could managed to sing and carry on a conversation.

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