?Cool Music Plays in the Background?
ScopeY: Heyo! Welcome to the interview, I'm glad you could make it. Grab some Oreos if you’d like, and just make yourself at home. To start off easy, how are you feeling at this time?
FatherArls: I’m feelin' grand, just took a shower so I’m as squeaky clean as a motherfuckin' rubber ducky.
ScopeY: Lovely! Nothing quite better than feeling like a rubber ducky. So you are feeling quite fresh for the interview. Though, I must remind you, we also have 13-year-olds in the audience. Anyhow, you seem to have found a nice place within the Lyrxo community in a short time. How do you see yourself within this community, and how have you enjoyed your time so far?
FatherArls: Not too short of a time but yeah, we out here. ? The Lyrxo community is amazing; it’s like a second family with family members from like, France, Mexico and Norway. We’re like, an instant adopted family, It’s pretty rad. I see myself as a normal person here. I can be myself, I respect and admire the fact that a lot of people come here and unite with the same thoughts. Just being able to be yourself and share thoughts and other similarities. I have a lot of care for people, no matter where you come from or who you are. If people can spread hate for no reason I can spread love for no reason. I enjoy coming back; It amazes me how users, editors, mods and staff, contribute and take time and make efforts and do research..(not to mention their kindness).– That’s a talent and I value what everyone does. Honestly. Without the community there’d be no Lyrxo, and when you enjoy the environment, it makes it easier to return.
ScopeY: Very cool! Great response, I totally agree. This wonderful community is like a second family, and I think that is the case for a lot of us. I especially like the part where you mentioned Norway, probably the best country. Speaking of Norway, you also frequently participate in Get Involved, hosted by this awesome Norwegian whose name I cannot remember, and one of the ideas that you suggested, Celebrity Crushes, became the most popular one. Why do you think that is?
FatherArls: I saw that! I really enjoyed the fact that a lot of users participated, it was interesting and fun to check out what everyone was putting. These people are fucking funny! xD (oh shit, I’m sorry 13-year-olds.)
ScopeY: hahaha amazing. Let’s switch our focus to music, real quick. On your profile bio you write that you are “musically diverse,” and you’ve also shared your own specialized playlist on Lyrxo, which was well-received. How did you first fall in love with music, and what is it about music that you love so much?
FatherArls: Hell yeah, always a great topic. Yeah, I didn’t think adding my silly playlist would’ve popped but It did. I was genuinely happy when people shot me DM's talking to me about it. I was very appreciative; brought a tear to ma eye.
Music, aaah. I love it. Thank God I stumbled across this page to meet these amazing people that have that in common with me. People are so talented man, it’s amazing to me. Music from the 50's, 80's, 90’s, 2k’s to music that’s hot and poppin' now. I’m into everything. Jazz, Rock, Rap, Latin, Folk, please you name it. But i'm mostly into Alternative. A friend of mine said to me, “I’m a lover of music, a new song is like a cold coke on a hot summer day” lol. I’d consider learning more languages to start jammin' to even more music. I’m always down to meet new underrated artists and check out new songs, always looking for something new.
ScopeY: The love of music is strong in this one. Are there any specific music genres or any specific artists that you just cannot listen to?
FatherArls: Honestly, no. Well maybe, Tuvan throat music.? I have unfavorite artist of course. But I'm very open to anything and everything.
ScopeY: Very open-minded. That’s good. I gotta YouTube some Tuvan throat singing after this interview session to see what that is all about, maybe I’ll discover my fav new genre. Moving away from music to something a little different; what scares you the most in life?
ScopeY: Heyo! Welcome to the interview, I'm glad you could make it. Grab some Oreos if you’d like, and just make yourself at home. To start off easy, how are you feeling at this time?
FatherArls: I’m feelin' grand, just took a shower so I’m as squeaky clean as a motherfuckin' rubber ducky.
ScopeY: Lovely! Nothing quite better than feeling like a rubber ducky. So you are feeling quite fresh for the interview. Though, I must remind you, we also have 13-year-olds in the audience. Anyhow, you seem to have found a nice place within the Lyrxo community in a short time. How do you see yourself within this community, and how have you enjoyed your time so far?
FatherArls: Not too short of a time but yeah, we out here. ? The Lyrxo community is amazing; it’s like a second family with family members from like, France, Mexico and Norway. We’re like, an instant adopted family, It’s pretty rad. I see myself as a normal person here. I can be myself, I respect and admire the fact that a lot of people come here and unite with the same thoughts. Just being able to be yourself and share thoughts and other similarities. I have a lot of care for people, no matter where you come from or who you are. If people can spread hate for no reason I can spread love for no reason. I enjoy coming back; It amazes me how users, editors, mods and staff, contribute and take time and make efforts and do research..(not to mention their kindness).– That’s a talent and I value what everyone does. Honestly. Without the community there’d be no Lyrxo, and when you enjoy the environment, it makes it easier to return.
ScopeY: Very cool! Great response, I totally agree. This wonderful community is like a second family, and I think that is the case for a lot of us. I especially like the part where you mentioned Norway, probably the best country. Speaking of Norway, you also frequently participate in Get Involved, hosted by this awesome Norwegian whose name I cannot remember, and one of the ideas that you suggested, Celebrity Crushes, became the most popular one. Why do you think that is?
FatherArls: I saw that! I really enjoyed the fact that a lot of users participated, it was interesting and fun to check out what everyone was putting. These people are fucking funny! xD (oh shit, I’m sorry 13-year-olds.)
ScopeY: hahaha amazing. Let’s switch our focus to music, real quick. On your profile bio you write that you are “musically diverse,” and you’ve also shared your own specialized playlist on Lyrxo, which was well-received. How did you first fall in love with music, and what is it about music that you love so much?
FatherArls: Hell yeah, always a great topic. Yeah, I didn’t think adding my silly playlist would’ve popped but It did. I was genuinely happy when people shot me DM's talking to me about it. I was very appreciative; brought a tear to ma eye.
Music, aaah. I love it. Thank God I stumbled across this page to meet these amazing people that have that in common with me. People are so talented man, it’s amazing to me. Music from the 50's, 80's, 90’s, 2k’s to music that’s hot and poppin' now. I’m into everything. Jazz, Rock, Rap, Latin, Folk, please you name it. But i'm mostly into Alternative. A friend of mine said to me, “I’m a lover of music, a new song is like a cold coke on a hot summer day” lol. I’d consider learning more languages to start jammin' to even more music. I’m always down to meet new underrated artists and check out new songs, always looking for something new.
ScopeY: The love of music is strong in this one. Are there any specific music genres or any specific artists that you just cannot listen to?
FatherArls: Honestly, no. Well maybe, Tuvan throat music.? I have unfavorite artist of course. But I'm very open to anything and everything.
ScopeY: Very open-minded. That’s good. I gotta YouTube some Tuvan throat singing after this interview session to see what that is all about, maybe I’ll discover my fav new genre. Moving away from music to something a little different; what scares you the most in life?
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