Nai answers. "Luckily enough we all pretty much know how to play the piano."

Teenage Vash interjects, "Except Vash."

"Yeah, except him," Baby Vash echoes mischievously.

Teenage Nai agrees with a solemn nod. "He's really bad."

Baby Nai, who's sitting next to Vash, puffs his cheeks in defence. "Guys! Rude."

Vash runs his fingers through his bangs with a sheepish smile and pats the youngster's shoulder. "It's okay, I know I suck."

Nick joins the group, greeting them with an evil glint in his eye. "He does suck at piano," he agrees, propping his forearms on Vash's shoulders, leaning in close. "But do you know which instrument he's really good at playing?"

Nai shouts, "CHILDREN!"

Teenage Vash frowns in confusion, "He's good at playing children?"

Vash screeches, "DRUMS! Drums! I'm great at playing drums!"

Teenage Nai looks interested. "Oh, really? Cool!"

Nick whispers into Vash's mic, "Oh yeaaaah, you sure know how to bang those..."

Nai facepalms in Vash's direction. "You could have chosen literally anything else. Anything."

Vash pouts. "Could I? Could I really?" he challenged Nai's assertion. "Would it have been better if I said I'm good with woodwinds?"

Nick clenches his knuckles white, biting his lips.

Nai throws his hands forward, "Nicholas, NO!"

One of my favorite things about G1 climax is watching jon moxley interviews backstage afterwards. He goes from violent savage beast to making me laugh my ass off. God bless him!

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This might be peak face!Seth for several reasons. Sportsmanship and giving The New Day some credit (I mean, considering their history, how could he not?). Not giving Mike crap for showing up empty-handed. Taking responsibility, both for “the memo” and for making sure the celebratory beverages are on ice ahead of time - which is a thing I believe he would do for his brothers (or anyone else important), think out and plan for the small details that make it a special occasion. In my headcanons, he applies his tendency to overthink and sweat the details to showing caring and appreciation in small ways (I pretty much wrote a fix-it fic based on this very premise), and taking on logistical responsibilities so they don’t have to (see also: driving). Little favors and small acts of generosity can’t fix everything, but they definitely don’t hurt.

Tell me more about the 'Jellyfish Snuggie' (Nai, Vash, Nicholas):

Everyone chuckles at Nai's fierce enthusiasm when he starts to demonstrate.

He brings his legs up into the snuggie, curling his huge frame into a pearly, silver blob perched on the chair. "This is, like, the best. thing. ever," he accentuates, beaming.

Vash snickers. "Isn't he just the cutest thing you've ever seen?"

Nai tightens the hood around his face so just his eyes and nose peek out.

Vash continues, "Look how happy this boy is. We call this 'blorbo mode'. The kids love crawling in whenever they get the chance, and he's the sweetest chook."

Nick grins. "Let's be honest, they're not the only ones. We actively compete with them. I think Meryl was the first adult to get in?"

Nai nods, freeing his mouth to speak. "Yeah. I was waiting in between takes for the stunt guys to test the harnesses, and Meryl rushes in, looking all frantic, and bolts towards me, pulls the hem up and hides under there, curling up in my lap. She was running from these two-" he pointed a thumb either side at Nick and Vash- "for god knows what."

Nick laughed. "But she ended up liking it, so the jellyfish snuggie came to be."

Nai huffs in mock exasperation. "And from there on everybody felt entitled to just... come in, and aggressively cuddle me."

Vash smirks. "Shut up, you love it."

Nai blushes slightly, then sighs, defeated. "Ya got me. It's my weakness. I'm The Cuddle Blorbo."

"It's so cozy and warm in there, mate! Plus, you're a walking furnace," Vash says while Nick nods in agreement.

"Night scenes in the desert are complicated," Nick adds, "the temperature drops like crazy."

"Who gets up in there the most?" asks the interviewer.

Nai points accusingly, "The most invasive one is Nick."

Nick opens his arms wide in a sweeping self gesture. "I'm sorry, good Sir, have you seen my outfit? I'm tits out there bro, my nipples become popsicles within thirteen minutes from sunset!"

Vash doubles over, "How is that timing is so oddly specific?"

Nick smiles knowingly at him, then crosses his arms, looking seriously over at Nai. "You do know they're not gonna let you keep that after we finish the series, right?"

All the color drains from Nai's face. "Are they not?" he whispers, devastated.

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Falling In Reverse Review

By: Kayla

He's back. Ronnie Radke takes on the music scene as the king; to aid him in his music battle he armour is incredibly catchy approach to song writing with his album, The Drug In Me Is You. By his new band Falling in Reverse. After Radke’s departure from Escape the Fate, Ronnie uplifts himself from the bottom of pit to rise as one of the most amazing and talented stars in the music scene today. Radke’s album is laced heavily with anger towards his past band and past friends who wronged him and that ultimately lead to his demise. His album even leads farther in his past by saying “my mother left me her good looks and confident charm.” Radke’s album even foretells his future of Falling in Reverse by saying “that’s why they call me king of the music scene.” Joining Radke in his rise to fame is Jacky Vincent (Lead Guitar), Ryan Seaman (drums), bass player Ronnie Ficarro and rhythm guitarist Derek Jones.

How did falling in reverse start? Well in January 2008 Ronnie Radke was convicted of battery with substantial bodily harm for his role in a 2006 fight in his hometown of Las Vegas, which left 18 year old Michael Cook dead. Radke violated his five year probation, and was unfortunately sent to prison for two and a half years in August 2008. During his jail time Radke sobered up and started his new band called Falling in reverse.   The inspiration that helped Ronnie Radke create his new album while he was behind bars was the singer Eminem. "He's like a mentor to me. I can say that with pride, even though he is in a totally different genre of music. You can hear the element of world-play in this album. Eminem is really honest, so it makes me want to be honest." Said Radke Taking elements from pop, metal, grunge and even rap, falling in Reverse created an album that puts a new sound out the fans. Radke’s edgy in-your-face lyrics in the first week of sales have sold 18,000 copies and landed them number 19 on the Billboard 200,. One of the most popular songs on the album, "the Drug In Me Is You," has landed them 14,210,516 views on YouTube.

BACKSTAGE INTERVIEW: Neri Oxman, Designer and Mediated Matter Director at MIT Media Lab