Karaoke Lounge (2-3)

[oversight]

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:


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.]]

Comments

[johnnyblake]

Sure.

[ As he settles back, he rests his drink on his leg and sinks in a little bit. Someone's already crooning away after Brit's performance so he has to raise his voice to talk to her. ]

You helped do that haunted house thing, right? That was pretty cool.

[stoptheviolence]

[Popping open the bag of pretzels, she nodded happily as she took one out.]

Yeah. How'd you know?

[johnnyblake]

You've got— [ He gestures to the dark makeup from her earlier dealio. ] What were you, a ghost or somethin'?

[stoptheviolence]

[Not knowing what he was initially referring to, one hand rose up to touch at her temple. When it came away with a thin sheet of black, she realized.]

Oh! That,

No, not a ghost. I was the Bride of FrankenZombie.

[...just go with it.]

[johnnyblake]

[ No problem there. Johnny nods, quirky little grin on his face. ]

Cool. You're, uh. You goin' to the dance later? You oughta consider it the way you dance...

[stoptheviolence]

[As he asked, she threw a small handful of the bite-sized treats into her mouth. Mmm. Salty.]

Uh-huh. [Like it wasn't even a question. She took a moment to swallow properly before adding:] I totally love parties. Got my dress like three weeks ago and everything.

[johnnyblake]

Prepared. Like a girl scout or somethin'. [ He reaches out and takes a pretzel. ]

You goin' with one of these losers? [ Johnny gestures around the room and then takes a drink of his mixed-whatever. ]

[stoptheviolence]

No.

Are you?

[johnnyblake]

Nope. I'm just gonna... show up. Why not, right?

[stoptheviolence]

Oh, totally.

I love showing up. And whenever I show up by myself, I'm available. And when I'm available, I can have more dance partners during the night. It's a win-win.

[johnnyblake]

Save a dance for me? Wouldn't mind bumpin' round with you a bit out there.

[stoptheviolence]

[She lightly bumped her shoulder against his. Teasingly. Friendly, nothing more. Brittany might have had a reputation as a bit of a flirt at times--and her stage performances probably didn't help--but she wasn't that bad. It would take more than a bad of pretzels and a can of soda.]

I think I can squeeze you in, sure.

You're...Johnny, right?

[johnnyblake]

[ Hey, he's just chill. He doesn't really need to pressure anyone to get that kind of attention, so it doesn't even occur to him that Brittany might operating under any specific notions.

Smiling, he nibbles on his stolen pretzel and nods somewhat enthusiastically. ]

And you're Brittany. You sing real good, too.

[stoptheviolence]

You've heard of me.

[The thought pleased her. She wasn't famous. Not yet. But she did have something of a reputation. For all the right reasons, even.]

Just wait until you see me dance.

[Dance-dance, even. Not just the limited display she'd put up for karaoke's sake.]

[johnnyblake]

[ He makes it a point to know about the people around him. That's good business, right? ]

Can't wait. I'll see you then, right? Not gonna change your mind when I get there? 'Cause that'd be mean and— and I don't think you're mean, I think you're pretty nice.

[ Honestly, he's not that worried, he just likes to give people a hard time. ]

[stoptheviolence]

[Sure.]

Thanks.

I think you're pretty nice, too.