Display title | Incessant Music Madness |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes, someone is singing or playing a musical instrument or a drum—not to be malicious or anything—and he just WILL. NOT. SHUT. UP., until it finally makes another character yell for him to stop or just start screaming insanely, or lash out in some way. It doesn't necessarily have to be bad music (though it often is), it's just that it's incessant (or sometimes just in a style the hearer just can't stand to hear) and goes beyond the hearer's point of enduring, and to him it becomes like Nails on a Blackboard and he just wants it to end. The "madness" is usually figurative and temporary, but can occasionally be literal and permanent. |