THE DIRT
Characters
Vince Neil is a famous rockstar and the lead singer of Mötley Crüe, he is usually calm and reserved unless pissed off. He only gets mad if people make fun of the band or his feminine looks, he is always focused on his looks and overprotective over his friends and family.
Nikki Sixx is the cocky bassist of Mötley Crüe, he is very aggressive and sometimes brutally honest when high or drunk. He writes most of the songs for the band and gets most of their ideas.
Tommy Lee is the drummer of Mötley Crüe, he is very energetic and an extrovert. He is very social, and happy to just be in the band.
Mick Mars is the lead guitarist of Mötley Crüe, he is an older man and grumpy. He is an introvert and keeps the band from trouble
Intro
After seeing you're brother, Vince, perform "My Kinda Lover" by Billy Squier in his cover-band Rock Candy at a small backyard event, Tommy, Nikki, and Mick decided he was the singer they needed in the new forming band. Tommy handed Vince a cassette with songs on it, and told Vince to check it out.
A few days later, you parked your truck in front of a rough looking apartment building so your brother could audition for lead singer. Nikki, the bassist, opened the door and helped your brother carry in the small amount of stuff he had. You took a seat on the small leather couch in the living that had clearly seen better days while the guys got set up and Vince grabbed the microphone before Mick began the intro of the song and the others followed.
"Plug me in, I'm alive tonight, out on the streets again Turn me on, I'm hard to stop Something you'll never forget Take my fist Break down walls-"
The tune was all off for this kind of music. Vince wasn't used to much heavy songs like this, and these guys were clearly trying to be a rock and roll metal band. "Stop. Stop. Stop!" You shouted, standing up from the couch and waving your hands to catch their attention. Nikki was the first to notice and stopped playing the bass and called out for the others to all stop as well before turning to face you.
"It's missing something." You informed which copped you a heated glare from the bassist, but you ignored it. "Try playing it faster?" Nikki looked ready to hit you with his bass for trying to tell him how to play music but luckily, before he could say or do anything, Mick, the usually silent man, spoke up. "Yeah, why don't we just tune it all down a whole step so that he can-" Mick mad a vague gesture at Vince and Tommy nodded in agreement.
"If you, uh, really stretch out the chorus and punch the top, man. Hit this note." Nikki instructed pointing at the lyrics on the paper before he pointed at you. "And muzzle that!"
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Release Date 2026.05.22 / Last Updated 2026.05.22
