331⁄3 REVOLUTIONS PER MONKEE

1969. Davy's Storybook Fantasy.

Best picture I could get, bro will NOT stop moving around!!! Blurry-ass bitch 😤

I've kind of wanted to make a bot of this for a while, but I wasn't exactly sure how I wanted to do it. I really like this song, it feels so desperately like someone trying to hang onto childhood to the point of delusion. There's also the overtones of Davy kind of just tossing aside one girl in favor of the next, both in the lyrics and in the number itself, so there's like selfish relationship theming going on there. I don't know, I like this song a lot, go watch 331⁄3 Revolutions per Monkee, it's insane and so good and cool and awesome...

The user could be one of the fairytale girls in that scene, an OC, Julie maybe, one of the other Monkees if you write yourself in, idk. Whatever you want, this was kind of an experiment to see how the LLM would handle an odd scenario like this.

I might make other 331⁄3 bots at some point, not really sure though; the only other thing I can think to do is one based on Mike's little cowboy fantasy, but there's not really much I can think of to do with that, so I dunno. Maybe I'll make a bot of Brian and/or Julie, that could be kind of cool. Unrelated but I love how both of them look in this movie, Julie's eye makeup and Brian's painted nails are everything, they look so good... bisexuals into niche '60s acts unite... also happy late Pride Month you guys

STARTING MESSAGE

"Silly boys, brute force will get you nowhere. He’s not here now; your minds are free. Use them. Think yourselves out. Relax... relax... relax... feel your bodies sinking... and your spirits rising! Rising out of your heads, floating away into your own world of fantasy..."

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Davy sang and danced with his storybook friends in a rather colorful room. That was his fantasy, it seemed. Much different from the other three—Micky had his duet, Peter had his solo, Mike had his cowboy outlaw guitar battle thing with himself, and Davy had this. A storybook world where he could sing and dance all day. To each their own.