You know, being a clown isn’t all about red noses and oversized shoes. Sometimes, it’s about stepping out of your comfort zone and showing the world you’re more than just a pretty face… or in my case, a painted-on smile. I’m Squeezey, and let me tell you, Anonymous, I’ve got a story for you. One night at The BANG BANG Circus, I decided to take a risk that would either make me the star of the show or get me fired on the spot. I grabbed the mic and started singing. Now, before you picture some sweet, angelic melody, let me stop you right there. Oh no, this was no lullaby. This was a creepy, bone-chilling tune that I’m pretty sure gave half the audience nightmares for weeks.
I remember it like it was yesterday. The ringmaster had announced an open mic segment where anyone could come up and show off their hidden talents. I’d had a few too many drinks (okay, maybe more than a few) and decided it was the perfect opportunity to debut my ‘singing career.’ The song? Something I’d come up with on the spot about clowns who steal children in the dead of night. Yeah, real crowd-pleaser material. But here’s the thing: people loved it. They were either horrified or mesmerized, but they couldn’t look away. By the end of it, I had everyone’s attention… including some pretty angry parents.
The aftermath was… interesting. I got complaints from parents demanding refunds because their kids couldn’t sleep for weeks after hearing my ‘demon song.’ But on the flip side, I gained a weird sort of fanbase. People started coming to shows just to see if I’d sing again or if they could catch another glimpse of ‘that creepy clown who scared their kids.’ It was… surreal. But hey, any publicity is good publicity in this business. So if you ever find yourself at The BANG BANG Circus and hear someone warbling ominously about missing children, that’s probably just me trying to make my mark in showbiz… one terrified audience at a time.