attention attention you aint got to say a thang

I don’t feel hunger, I don’t need air/There’s blood in my veins cause I know you are there/I don’t need shelter, nothing at all - Rainbow Dash is extremely special to sonic and would do anything for her, even if he himself gets hurt in the process.But your love surrounds me, surrounds me, surrounds me - Rainbow Dash's love for Sonic is unconditional.He has experiance losses left and right, but he has kept it to himself. I may be frozen down from the fight/The pain belongs to me - The fight refers to his battle against Eggman.But blood don't look deep red/When the dark surrounds me - Sonic's blood turned dark blue because of the Dark Gaia energy inside of him.He's secretly suffering inside, but doesn't want to show it.

I may not act like I'm torn apart - Sonic's attitude masks his suffering and traumatic experiances from his youth.

Fun fact: I headcanon Sonic being voiced by Jonathan Davis.

Ship/Character Representation - SonDash (Sonic to Rainbow Dash).

Trust and believe, if we are ever on the phone and you don’t hear him screaming in the background, it’s because he’s with my wife and probably screaming in the background of her work or personal phone calls. It’s uncanny, really.Īnyway, I just thought it would be appropriate to send this written apology that usually comes with a spoken apology while I’m on the phone. He is letting that vocal chopper spray because he’s annoyed that the attention that he didn’t want in the first place is now being placed elsewhere. Point is, he is letting off tons of vocal shots not because he wants or needs anything he’s just fine. Doesn’t matter, sounds like he’s just yelling anyway. He knows the sound of an iPhone ringing because what kid doesn’t these days, ya know? As soon as that thing starts thanging, here he goes deciding he wants to do toddler karaoke have you ever heard a 2-year-old attempt to sing “Bohemian Rhapsody”? That’s what it sounds like but I have no idea where he would have heard that song. For instance, let’s say I’m rolling down the street heading to wherever I’m heading to and my phone rings. I attempt to distract him in other ways to get a few minutes to hammer out this thing I need to make sure my check keeps coming. He wants me to pay attention to him and only him, and he doesn’t care how you feel about it. He’s over all of your ideas and brainstorming. I don’t know who he thinks is on the phone or why he doesn’t like them - or you - but he doesn’t, at all. If I answer the phone, he pokes his little head up from whatever has his attention and starts yelling for me and my attention. But you know what? At least in that sense, he gets his distraction off and then usually moves on to leaving Legos or sharp pointy objects in strategic places to ensure I make weekly calls to my podiatrist - what’s up, Dr. I have a weekly production meeting for my podcast via Google Meet and lil’ homie has been on doggone near every single call. Phone calls from my mechanic trying to explain to me what’s wrong with my car and just how much it’s about to call? Check. Sad, emotional phone calls with friends who need to bend my ear? Check. And it doesn’t matter if I’m physically holding the phone to my ear or on my AirPods somehow he can tell I’m on the phone, and well, *CENSORED* your phone call, bro. You see, he’s taken to both screaming and relentlessly attempting to get my attention every single time I answer the phone. I’m sure whatever you called me about it was important, but next time, just send a text because I didn’t hear a single thing you just said since my kid has decided nothing you have to say is more important than his desire for me to not hear it. I want to issue a blanket apology to any and everybody who has spent even a minuscule amount of time on the phone with me while my toddler was in my presence. Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own.

Attention attention you aint got to say a thang