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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be submerged in a 20 gallon
fish aquarium full of water inside a 3m by 3m by 3m , 1-meter-thick concrete container aligned with noise cancelling Acoustic Styrofoam panels at all times. The container must be inspected for any such
cracks or tears in the Concrete, Styrofoam, and Aquarium twice per month by D-class personal wearing earplugs and earmuffs. If SCP-XXXX does manage to get past site-██, Mobile Task Force Epsilon-6 Village Idiots are to secure the area wearing earplugs and place the infected in custody for tongue removal and relocation to Sillian (See Addendum XXXX-2)

Description: SCP- XXXX is a discontinued Sony DEJ011 Walkman CD player that plays “The Song That Doesn't End” from the album Lamb Chop’s Sing-Along, Play-Along¹. Ironically enough the lyrics of the song explain what SCP-XXX does. This song, when heard will make the victim begin to hum the lyrics to the song for several seconds then they will start to sing along with the song forever. Hearing any lyrics² being sung or directly from SCP-XXXX will spread and infect anyone who can hear it, almost always leading to a mass sing along. Due to the constant loud singing, all afflicted persons have been noted to have severe or permanent damage and strain to their vocal cords, eventually just being unable to speak. Vocal communication with victims has been proven to be impossible, writing or sign language are most commonly used.

Dr. Vannia, the lead researcher of SCP-XXXX has devised some tests to see the effects and abilities of the SCP at hand.(See test logs) He and his team have come to the conclusion that SCP-XXXX may also have properties of strange attraction causing those in a nearby radius of 10m to come and listen to the music. Not by means of complete mind control but more of a hidden trick being played on the brain (see addendum XXXX-1) "almost like a pitcher plant using a sweet nectar to lure in spider or something but its a human and there is no nectar"-Dr. Vannia

SCP-XXXX was located on the floor at a daycare in (████), Idaho March 13, ████. The foundation first took notice when a deaf undercover agent felt the vibrations of a door being pounded on near him. He had taken a closer look and had seen multiple kids and teachers crying while muttering something. He then contacted his superiors, and when MTF Epsilon-6 “Village Idiots” arrived, they too begun to mutter something. One of the MTF agents wrote on a piece of paper with crayon spelling "i cant stop singing" after which he began to cry. MTF rounded up all affected citizens and were taken into custody and made a coverup story of a undiscovered virus and that all persons living in a 24 KM radius stay at home for 3 days. Anyone whose relative(s) were affected were given Class C amnestics to make them forget they had a relative in the first place. A debatably unenjoyable ride to a nearby site, site-██, The MTF had successfully contained SCP-XXXX for the time being. Further testing proved consistent evidence that hearing the song flared up the spontaneous singing.

Additional notes: SCP-XXXX, Upon closer inspection, does not seem to have any visible power source that it uses to play its music. Its earbuds are indestructible and are unable to be removed from the headphone jack. Any afflicted personals can prevent spread by humming or not being able to speak at all. In a worst case scenario where SCP-XXXX is able to rapidly spread and infect people, all affected persons will have their tongue removed to prevent further spread, given Class C amnestics and relocated to a secluded sign language only community where they will live out the rest of their lives. Any affected Foundation staff will have the choice of remaining to work with them without their tongue or to also be relocated.

Testlogs for SCP-XXXX

Testlogs:

+Beginning Testlogs

Test A - March 16,████

Subject: D-class 7924

Procedure: D-class 7924 is to pick up SCP-XXXX off the table and put on the earbuds and listen to the song and report back with any unusual feelings.

Results: The D-class slowly entered the room and reached for the earbuds. He began to hum and then sing before putting the earbuds in his ears. The D-class was visibly panicked and put his hands over his mouth and then returned to the door he entered from and began hitting it. Being so close to the door had accidently let the researchers on the other side of the viewing window to hear him audibly and they also began to sing. nearby guards keeping watch also began to sing along which started a big chain reaction leading to the entire site to sing in unison.

Analysis: hearing SCP-XXXX or anyone who has heard it and is currently singing it will also cause you to sing. it is determined that you will be infected before you even put on the earbuds.

After this disaster, the entire research team of SCP-XXXX had their tongues removed along with everybody else in the facility. Some researchers were pissed off and just decided to quit and were sent to Sillian. The rest of us were determined to find the true cause of this SCP and see what it harbors.

Test B - March 19th,████

Subject: D-class 9762

Procedure: D-class 9762 is to enter the containment chamber of SCP-#### with earplugs and earmuffs and see if they are infected, they must stay there for at least 5 minutes.

Results: D-class 9762 enters the room hesitantly and stands near SCP-#### staring at it. after a few minutes, nothing spectatular happens and after 5 minutes the D-class leaves the cell.

Analysis: D-class 9762 tells the researchers during the entire 5 minutes he felt an urge to remove his earplugs and put on the earbuds but he resisted it.

SCP-#### may have another ability that attracts its victims but we arent completely certain.

Test C - April 2,████

Subject: D-class 4278

Procedure: D-class 4278 is to enter the containment chamber of SCP-XXXX earing earplugs with earmuffs on top of them. D-class 4278 is take an aquarium and place it in center of the room. she is to pick up SCP-XXXX from the table and drop in the aquarium and remove their earbuds and earmuffs.

Results: The D-class steadily walks with the aquarium and and carefully places it in on the floor. She then puts SCP-XXXX in the water and cautiously removes her earbuds and earmuffs. To her relief and to the amazement of the researchers observing, she was not affected by SCP-XXXX.

Analysis: SCP-XXXX cannot infect people while being submerged in water.

Dr. Vannia also conducted an interview with a D-class personnel shorty after being told to sit alone with SCP-XXXX for 5 minutes.
Interview log:

+ Interview start

Interviewed: [D-class 8286]

Interviewer: [Dr. Vannia]

Foreword: [Dr. Vannia attempts to communicate with the D-class but he is crying profusely and eventually communicates with him with pen and paper.]

<Begin Log>

Interviewer: [Dr.Vannia waves over the D-class and gets him to sit in the chair in front of him]

Person: [This is the song that doesn't end, Yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it not knowing what it was and they'll continue singing it forever just because-]

Interviewer: [Dr. Vannia shows him a piece of paper that reads Use the pen and paper in front of of you, tell me how do you feel?

Person: [The shaky D-class carefully scribbles onto the piece of paper. i feel scared and confused and sad and I don't know why I'm singing please make it stop please]

Interviewer: [By any chance did you feel like attracted to the CD player? almost like if you had to listen to it or had to know what song was playing?]

Person: [uh I'm not sure but after i uh begun singing like i just wanted to like be with the song kind of like uh they made me feel not scared]

Interviewer: [so right now, did you forget your even singing at the moment?]

Person: [The D-class's eyes shot wide open and he covered his mouth with both hands, after a few seconds he writes on the paper. what the fuck]

Interviewer: [ok so you should be okay without a tongue]

Person: [The D-class looks at his paper in shock and feels his tongue with his hands]

Interviewer: [Dr. Vannia stands up and walks outside the interview room.]

<End Log>

Closing Statement: [The D-class was confused and startled by what Dr. Vannia wrote. After several minutes he began to draw pictures on the paper. Approximately 30 minutes later, he was administered Class C amnestics, His tongue was removed and was sent to Sillian.]

Addendum XXXX-1: April ██,████ During some observation logging, one researcher had noticed a crack in the wall which "appeared to look like a cricket". He went towards the wall to take a closer look and had heard a faint singing. Within milliseconds he begun humming and soon enough singing the song that doesn't end. unsurprisingly, the entire room was in unison singing along. however, being prepared the researchers used a key to unlock a button which had activated an alarm announcing an SCP-XXXX breach and all personnel in the facility are to immediately put on earplugs from a nearby break glass window case.

Addendum XXXX-2: The city of sign language, Dubbed Sillian by the entirety of the research team is located north eastern from the original discovery point from SCP-####. It was originally an area to just keep SCP-#### victims but it ended up as a getaway spot for some foundation staff to come and relax. The peacefulness and the local food they have there is good. Most people there use ASL but also carry around a pen and paper incase they run across someone that cant use ASL. Dr. Vannia visits Sillian to test and observe victims of SCP-#### to see how they are fitting in with the town and other victims living there. Sillian residents know the research team as people who study the reason why they are missing a tongue.

Dr. Vannia's Notes

+ open doctors notes

April 7,████ after those 2 bigass disasters, my team and I were dedicated to figuring out what this SCP does and how to stop it. Most of us dedicated to stay here and continue observing SCP-#### but I'm not surprised a few of us were pissed off that we couldn't speak now. Not everyone likes their tongue being chopped off. For the time being, I do believe we have safely contained SCP-#### although very tedious in the trials and failure its done. I will admit I'm jealous at people who can speak now and I was taking it for granted but you know the silence isn't that bad, now over the intercom they play music so it isn't deathly quiet in here. so in a weird way we have truly contained SCP-#### because no one here can have it travel. Maybe ill go visit Sillian for the holiday. -Dr. Vannia

Footnotes

1. [originally a 90's children's TV show whose soundtrack is become
a kids album]

2. [This is the song
that doesn't end, Yes it goes on and on my friend. some people started singing it not knowing what it was and they will continue singing it forever just because(repeat forever)]