SKY: What’s up?
JOSH: What’s up?
JOSH: We’re singing?
TODD: You can mouth it or you can do it with your feet.
TYLER: All the publications
already wrote about our first one.
SKY: No. I know.
I try not to think about it.
Every single publication is like:
“Yeah, it sounded great but the bass. Something was up with the bass.”
JOSH: That was the shot.
DAN: No one’s saying, “What’s up with the bass?”
SKY: “Yeah, the guitar player was totally lost. Did you see it?”
SKY: I was literally just gonna
sing through our notes.
TYLER: Air guitar a Blink song?
JOSH: Yeah.
SKY: It does the same thing in your brain.
Air guitar and, you know, whatever.
(HUMMING BLINK 182 “WHAT’S MY AGE AGAIN?”)
JOSH: Hey! Guitar.
(BAND COVERING “WHAT’S MY AGE AGAIN?”)
BAND PERFORMING “LANE BOY”)
(MUSIC CUTS OUT)
KENNY (FRONT OF HOUSE): What's going on?
Alright, hold on.
Because they don't have power to the PA.
Only I have power.
Yeah, I'll let you guys know
as soon as they tell me the PA's online.
Let them know we lost power and we’re coming back as soon as we can.
Yeah. I need a voice of God
to say, “Hey, we lost power to the stage.
As soon as we get that back, we’re coming back on.”
STAGE MANAGER: Got it.
TYLER: Alright, so every minute that goes by
we're definitely not doing Mulberry.
So right now if we were to go on in the next-
We’re done with that.
Every minute that goes by
we’re probably going to cut Chlorine
we might just go right into your solo.
Yeah, I mean, those are our two options.
We’re either come in on Chlorine
or we come in on the solo.
SHAP (LIGHTING): Tyler, say something.
Somebody say something.
TYLER: Can you hear- Is this open here? SHAP: Yes, I hear him. I hear him.
TYLER: You got me? SHAP: Yeah.
If we can get on in the next couple of minutes,
TYLER: we're coming on to Chlorine. SHAP: Copy.
If it's more than, like, five minutes
then we're going to come in on Jesse's solo.
SHAP: Copy. TYLER: And we’ll rip from there.
KENNY: I have the PA back.
TYLER: You have the PA back.
Does that mean-
Does that mean we're ready to go or what?
KENNY: That means we’re ready to go.
SHAP: I’d like to retest timecode.
TYLER: Kenny, can you hear me?
KENNY: Yes, I can.
TYLER: I want them to make
a voice of God announcement here
so he may go out there to my microphone.
Just make sure he's open, okay?
KENNY: Yes, sir.
SHAP: Can we test timecode? KYLE (MONITOR ENGINEER): What mic is coming out on, Pader?
TYLER: It's the one that's out there.
CREW: Spare.
KYLE: Spare. He’s on D, Kenny.
Coming on D.
TYLER: He’s on D, Kenny.
KENNY: D is hot. KYLE: Ok.
TYLER: Alright, if we’re ready to go
Kenny, we’re good?
KENNY: Just let me know when to turn the tracks on and I'm ready.
TYLER: Okay.
Koley, on my countdown
we're going to go lights off.
And then once the lights go off,
I'll cue you to start the track. Ready?
We're going to go
lights down in three, two, one. Lights.
Alright, Josh start walking. Start walking.
Alright, start the CHLORINE tracks in
three, two, one. Go.
Lo siento.
JOSH: Man, I don’t know.
In the middle of a song and
a generator went down?
Like, what are we camping in the woods?
We got our dad's Craftsman out?
We’re just like, “Let's load up the show!”
(GENERATOR ENGINE NOISES)
And we weren't prepared for a backup, I guess.
I don’t know.
It was all good.
You lose some energy,
you lose a flow a little bit.
But you know what?
We finished the show. That’s what life’s about, you know?
Things happen. You figure it out.
You get past it and you're better for it.
And that's my message to you.
There's things in life that will happen
that are tough
and you just got to fight through it.
You got to stay calm,
you can't get mad in the moment.
You got to think clear headed.
Think, “How do we recover? What do we do?”
Think on your feet.
And then you come up with a solution,
you fix it.
And then you move on in life.
And then you've learned a lesson,
and then you prepare for the next one.
So that's it.
That's lessons with Twenty One Pilots.
TYLER: Is it on me?
Is there anything on my neck?
JOSH: Oh, no!
You need some Benadryl.