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I'd clean this up but I drew this in order to procrastinate drawing something else... I should probably stop doing that. The thought came to me at work the other day and I thought the idea of Blanky listening to some sort of jarring/loud music was a funny enough punchline. I chose "Soul Meets Body" as the peaceful song at the beginning since I was trying to think up a soothing song and remembered that my Calculus teacher used to play it in class all the time. "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz was a runner-up choice.

BUT SERIOUSLY TAKE A MOMENT TO CONSIDER THESE HEADCANONS:
(side note, I tend to think of these as taking place after the events of the first movie but I still end up imagining them as off by themselves like how they were in the cabin... probably because they were alone like that for most of the movie)

Blanky likes to request soft/relaxing music, especially near bedtime.

Kirby nervously (and when nobody else is around) requests songs that he'd be too embarrassed to request normally. Idk he probably listens to Adele or something.

Lampy probably phrases his requests like this: "Hey, can you play the one about [vague yet usually accurate description of the song]?" Likely spends too much time trying to analyze the meanings of songs, even if they're not meant to have some sort of deep underlying message.

Toaster doesn't make requests very often (he appreciates everyone's different tastes in music) and would rather ask Radio what he'd prefer to hear. Would rather request a "mood" rather than any specific song (ex: "I'm in the mood for something catchy/happy/sad/foreign/etc.")

Radio nearly overloads with energy/excitement when he discovers decades of new songs. At first he goes through phases while trying to listen to/play it all (80's dance music, 90's boy bands, dubstep, stuff from Eurovision, there are so many things...) but eventually settles back down to his normal state of obnoxious bliss.

Radio loves to play a wide assortment of everything. Foreign songs? Great! Old classics? You bet! Today's top hits? Why not! Video game music? We're opening up all sorts of opportunities now!

Radio also gets into talk shows, podcasts, and radio dramas. Got scolded multiple times for playing "The War of the Worlds" and "Welcome to Night Vale" . None of them (save for Radio himself) could sleep peacefully for a week.

Also, despite his more emotionally distant demeanor, Radio's friendship really starts to run strong as he plays music for everyone. He doesn't tell anyone this, but he remembers each and every one of their favorite songs.

Lastly, he still wakes everyone up at 6, as usual. They still love him anyways.

Description
I'd clean this up but I drew this in order to procrastinate drawing something else... I should probably stop doing that. The thought came to me at work the other day and I thought the idea of Blanky listening to some sort of jarring/loud music was a funny enough punchline. I chose "Soul Meets Body" as the peaceful song at the beginning since I was trying to think up a soothing song and remembered that my Calculus teacher used to play it in class all the time. "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz was a runner-up choice.

BUT SERIOUSLY TAKE A MOMENT TO CONSIDER THESE HEADCANONS:
(side note, I tend to think of these as taking place after the events of the first movie but I still end up imagining them as off by themselves like how they were in the cabin... probably because they were alone like that for most of the movie)

Blanky likes to request soft/relaxing music, especially near bedtime.

Kirby nervously (and when nobody else is around) requests songs that he'd be too embarrassed to request normally. Idk he probably listens to Adele or something.

Lampy probably phrases his requests like this: "Hey, can you play the one about [vague yet usually accurate description of the song]?" Likely spends too much time trying to analyze the meanings of songs, even if they're not meant to have some sort of deep underlying message.

Toaster doesn't make requests very often (he appreciates everyone's different tastes in music) and would rather ask Radio what he'd prefer to hear. Would rather request a "mood" rather than any specific song (ex: "I'm in the mood for something catchy/happy/sad/foreign/etc.")

Radio nearly overloads with energy/excitement when he discovers decades of new songs. At first he goes through phases while trying to listen to/play it all (80's dance music, 90's boy bands, dubstep, stuff from Eurovision, there are so many things...) but eventually settles back down to his normal state of obnoxious bliss.

Radio loves to play a wide assortment of everything. Foreign songs? Great! Old classics? You bet! Today's top hits? Why not! Video game music? We're opening up all sorts of opportunities now!

Radio also gets into talk shows, podcasts, and radio dramas. Got scolded multiple times for playing "The War of the Worlds" and "Welcome to Night Vale" . None of them (save for Radio himself) could sleep peacefully for a week.

Also, despite his more emotionally distant demeanor, Radio's friendship really starts to run strong as he plays music for everyone. He doesn't tell anyone this, but he remembers each and every one of their favorite songs.

Lastly, he still wakes everyone up at 6, as usual. They still love him anyways.