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The same lyrics website offered a country song generator too, which became Like a Goose. This time, Bite recorded Cam singing over a YouTube beat, muting his microphone in OBS and directing him through Discord, directions that mostly consisted of "more southern" being said every 5 seconds. Like a Goose was infact not written about Goose, but unintentionally became a (shameful) representation for him, like this grafitti texture. | The same lyrics website offered a country song generator too, which became Like a Goose. This time, Bite recorded Cam singing over a YouTube beat, muting his microphone in OBS and directing him through Discord, directions that mostly consisted of "more southern" being said every 5 seconds. Like a Goose was infact not written about Goose, but unintentionally became a (shameful) representation for him, like this grafitti texture. | ||
WSWDWTDS (Live Performance), standing for What Should We Do With The Drunken Sailor, is a live performance of the famous tune recorded from Bite's phone on his Casio CT-X700. This is Bite's first cover and would stay his only one until his The Less I Know The Better joke cover. The inclusion of this theme is loosely related to Sean Wilikor, with it being the song played on top of his dialogue in Clams, but is mainly because of 777a & 777b from Best of Tinion Steamdust, which are just reversed samples of the song.<br><br> | WSWDWTDS (Live Performance), standing for What Should We Do With The Drunken Sailor, is a live performance of the famous tune recorded from Bite's phone on his Casio CT-X700. This is Bite's first cover and would stay his only one until his The Less I Know The Better joke cover. The inclusion of this theme is loosely related to Sean Wilikor, with it being the song played on top of his dialogue in Clams, but is mainly because of 777a & 777b from Best of Tinion Steamdust, which are just reversed samples of the song. | ||
Similarly to Encore, Boiling an Egg was composed in Musescore, with the intention to be included in the old Bite's Extension. The song was supposed to play in FNaF 1's Fish Museum, which was never completed in favor of remaking the game entirely. Boiling an Egg possesses an obscure meaning - a boiled egg may be hard on the outside, but beyond that thin shell it's soft and crumbly on the inside, just like the character of [[Tinion Steamdust]] trying to present itself as something bigger and better than it really is. In the music video, the Tinion-obsessed man (judging by the amount of [[Tinion Steamdust]] Vinyls he brought to his new apartment as first priority) forgets to submerge his egg in water before attempting to flim the boiling process, simply leaving it standing in an empty pot. It may or may not represent that Tinion wasn't even worth conceptualizing anyways.<br><br> | |||
== '''3. Background & Development''' == | == '''3. Background & Development''' == | ||