
DEVELOPING: Landmark Seven-Year Study By The Institute For Auditory Self-Sabotage Establishes That Attempting To Describe A Song To Another Person Causes The Song To Evacuate The Brain Entirely, Researchers Note Memory Departure Was 'Rapid, Humiliating, And Proportional To How Confident The Hummer Appeared'
Federal scientists have confirmed what millions of shower singers have long suspected: the act of humming a song aloud triggers an irreversible neurological evacuation of that exact song from the human brain, leaving behind only a faint sense of personal failure and the opening three notes of 'Mr. Brightside.'









































































































