Something about the word 'twat' felt a little taboo, and apparently it was exactly that. Based on Iris's reaction, he there were a few words Donnie could mentally relate to that one. "One of those words, huh?" he murmured. Language barriers were quite interesting. Maybe Nikki was right, though. He'd heard enough of Drake to know there was no competition to be had, but the pink-haired man was at least on his way to earning the 'smoke' as Donnie put it. "We'll see what happens. It take a lot to really get me in the lab," he mentioned. Of course, there were a few 'tiny' things that could accomplish that quite easily... and unbeknownst to Donnie, Drake was riding that very fine line. "But anyway, that tape can happen. Not even worried about the reason for a stream. I been through enough to know what's up. You remember that whole 'how it shoot if it's plastic' thing? They used to think I had some work done way before AI and all that."
All of that aside, Iris was finishing the video edits... and even naming the song in accordance to what he'd soon find had become the song's hook. "Starboy, huh?" Donnie toyed with that title mentally, deciding he liked it. Ah, but there was something he'd undoubtedly like even more: the video itself. For just under four minutes, Donnie was puffing, watching the video, and bouncing to the beat he quite enjoyed. "Yoooo! Riri out here wit' the skills! Good pick-up for the hook, angles I ain't even know you could get. You workin' those drones, girl, good job! Can you send it to the Doc? Just hit the button right there on the..." Donnie paused and stared off into space. Why? He could have sworn he heard something by the end of the video. "Somebody laughin'?" he asked. Whatever that was, there was another odd occurrence to be noticed. If Iris happened to see and press that button anyway, the song Starboy would be sent to 'the Doctor' and... oddly, immediately published to the world from that person's end.
All of that aside, Iris was finishing the video edits... and even naming the song in accordance to what he'd soon find had become the song's hook. "Starboy, huh?" Donnie toyed with that title mentally, deciding he liked it. Ah, but there was something he'd undoubtedly like even more: the video itself. For just under four minutes, Donnie was puffing, watching the video, and bouncing to the beat he quite enjoyed. "Yoooo! Riri out here wit' the skills! Good pick-up for the hook, angles I ain't even know you could get. You workin' those drones, girl, good job! Can you send it to the Doc? Just hit the button right there on the..." Donnie paused and stared off into space. Why? He could have sworn he heard something by the end of the video. "Somebody laughin'?" he asked. Whatever that was, there was another odd occurrence to be noticed. If Iris happened to see and press that button anyway, the song Starboy would be sent to 'the Doctor' and... oddly, immediately published to the world from that person's end.
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