The groups played Simon Says (AKA “Sunny Says”, “Snowflake Says,”…), ran around playing the improv warm-up game Enemy/Protector, and learned a new dance.Ĭloud Says, “Pat your head and rub your tummy.”
Raindrop remains hidden from the spring group as they press playĬloud greets the autumn birthdaysThe weather characters informed their groups that they needed to warm up their minds and bodies before the “Search for Steve” began. The winter group was greeted by Snowflake
After a brief instrumental interlude, a giant costumed character appeared before each group. As always, the Mp3 was narrated by Steve, “The Omnipotent Voice From Above.” Steve informed his listeners that today they would be going on a journey through the park to search for him, as he was returning to Earth for a very special event.Ī man praises Steve aboveSteve explained that a leader would be arriving shortly to guide them on their way. All types of folks came out to play, even a few babies and toddlers.Īgents Rose, Keech, and Kaz Each location had a producer with a walkie-talkie in charge of coordinating the synchronized start.Īgent Kinney, producer of the summer groupĪgent Shelktone starts the countdown at the spring groupShortly after 3:00 PM, the producers gave their groups a countdown and everyone pressed play at the same time. Dividing participants up by their birthdays worked out quite well each group had around 150 people. Spring meeting pointIt was sunny and 90-degrees the day of the event. The spring group had perhaps the coolest meeting place, a tunnel a short walk from the 103rd Street entrance. The autumn and winter groups met on opposite sides of the Great Hill, an elevated area around 107th Street. The summer group met on a rocky hill near 97th Street. We liked the idea that you might have to tell your friend with an autumn birthday goodbye on the subway as you got off two stops before her to find the summer meet up point, trusting that you’d meet up again mid-Mp3. These starting points were spread out so far from each other that they spanned three subway stops. Participants downloaded tracks based on the season of their birth and then followed the maps we posted on our site to find their meet up point.
We created four unique Mp3 tracks, each 32-minutes in length. We thought it would be fun to have folks start at four distinct locations in the park and not have the entire group come together until midway through the adventure.
Raindrop drop top funny pranks portable#
Like the previous installments, the basic premise involved participants downloading an Mp3 from our site, transferring it to their portable player and then showing up at the event ready to press play simultaneously with others.įor Mp3 III, Agent Walker and I wanted to push the experiment in a new direction. If you’re unfamiliar with how The Mp3 Experiment works, check out The Mp3 Experiment and The Mp3 Experiment 2.0.
Raindrop drop top funny pranks series#
The third installment of our Mp3 Experiment series was the biggest and wildest yet with over 600 participants.
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