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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment cell. SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a reinforced soundproofed humanoid containment cell isolated from all Foundation personnel by 100m. Under no circumstances is SCP-XXXX to be provided with means to listen to music of any kind. Due to the nature of SCP-XXXX and effectiveness in neutralizing negative anomalous effects, SCP-XXXX is to be given 25mg Sertraline daily and have weekly counseling with psychologist Dr. ████████.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a Caucasian male of approximately 17 years of age, and 1.8 meters in height. SCP-XXXX possesses intelligence similar to that of an average human of the same age. SCP-XXXX is fluent in english and prefers to communicate via use of a computer keyboard. SCP does not have a voice of its own, but is able to “speak” by replicating the songs of music artists it has listened to before. Testing has shown that SCP-XXXX suffers from regular anxiety and panic attacks, and will only speak when significantly distressed except on rare occasions. It will begin to mimic the voice of the artist it is copying, and is unable to deviate from the lyrics of the song it is singing. It will immediately lose its voice if it deviates from song lyrics. Whilst singing, anomalous properties will invariably begin to manifest, although the exact phenomena depends on the song being performed and SCP-XXXX’s current emotional state. For a list of anomalies that have manifested during SCP-XXXX speaking, see Addendum-XXXX-A. SCP-XXXX has proven unable to sing any song which it has not heard before, and can memorize new songs immediately upon listening to them.

Addendum-XXXX-A: Below is a log of all times that SCP-XXXX has sung.

Date	Event	Result
10/03/██	During initial containment of entity, SCP-XXXX begins to sing “Young and Beautiful” by Lana Del Rey quietly to itself in an apparent attempt to comfort itself.	SCP-XXXX appears to de-age slightly; all personnel present begin to age at an accelerated rate. When SCP-XXXX has finished song, personnel have aged by approximately 10 years.
10/04/██	During interview, SCP-XXXX asks psychologist Dr. ████████ if it can “Sing its favorite song.” With direction from Dr. ████████, SCP-XXXX begins to quietly sing “Angel of Mine” by The Icarus Account.	All cuts and scratches on Dr. ████████ are mended, and Dr. ████████ reports feeling “Extremely rejuvenated.” NOTE FROM 05-██: Remember, Cecilia, we are here to contain SCP's, not calm them down. If keeping it calm negates its anomalous effects, then we encourage you to calm it. However, you are to do so in a safe manner that doesn't risk lives.
12/07/██	SCP-XXXX begins singing “Come Back to Me” by Les Friction during anxiety attack.	Upon initial singing, a female figure translucent in appearance materializes before SCP-XXXX. Girl is shorter than SCP-XXXX, estimated 1.5m tall, slightly Latino in skin tone and with long, dark brown hair. It does not move, and SCP-XXXX is greatly calmed by its presence. Approximately 2 and a half minutes into singing, the figure fades away. SCP-XXXX immediately becomes extremely distressed, and begins singing at a volume in excess of 150 decibels. The structural integrity of all constructs within 100m begins to fail. Any glass present shatters instantly, and metal begins to flex and crumple. All entities present within the radius experience severe bone, muscle, and organ atrophy. 17 total fatalities due to collapsing facility and catastrophic organ failure. 30 injured but expected to eventually make a full recovery. All personnel present report moderate to severe hearing loss.
01/05/██	During counseling session, SCP-XXXX has anxiety attack. SCP-XXXX begins to sing “Torture” by Les Friction.	Initially, the pain receptors of every entity in a 100m radius, including SCP-XXXX, are activated. SCP-XXXX continuously becomes louder and louder for duration of singing. As SCP-XXXX becomes louder, the radius of effect increases, with a maximum size of 1.5 km2. No actual physical damage is done, however, 12 personnel caught within the radius suffer from acute PTSD following the event. NOTE: Different psychologist tended to SCP-XXXX. Avoid in future.

Addendum-XXXX-B: Following incident XXXX-1207, SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a reinforced soundproofed humanoid containment cell 100 meters away from all Foundation personnel. Nobody, with the exception of Dr. ████████, is to enter within 100m of SCP-XXXX without approval from at least one personnel of 04/XXXX clearance or higher.

Addendum-XXXX-C:

Addendum-XXXX-C:

Below is a log of the interview conducted 10/03/██.

Interviewer: Senior researcher Dr. Abernathy.

Foreword: Due to nature of SCP-XXXX, SCP-XXXX communicated through use of a pen and paper. A standard keyboard was requested by SCP-XXXX after the conclusion of the interview.
<Begin Log>

Dr. Abernathy: "Hello, I am Dr. Abernathy. I'm going to be interviewing you today. Do you know why you are here?"

SCP-XXXX: SCP-XXXX closes eyes and sighs before beginning to write. "Because I'm a freakshow that hurt people with my fucking voice?"

Dr. Abernathy: "You are here because of the anomalous effects you demonstrated which led to unfortunate injury of those individuals."
SCP-XXXX: "Because I'm a freakshow."

Dr. Abernathy: "Do you have a name, SCP-XXXX?"
SCP-XXXX: "Yes, but… just use that one. I don't deserve the name I had. It implied I was a real human being capable of doing good." SCP-XXXX takes a deep breath, and then begins to hyperventilate for approximately ten (10) seconds. It looks at the paper it used to write on and thinks for a while. "I don't think you should be here. I'm in danger of going off again, and I don't want to hurt anyone."
Dr. Abernathy: "What do you mean, 'go off'?"
SCP-XXXX: "Go off, have an episode, panic attack, whatever you want to call it. All this shit that I'm here for? It only happens when I start to panic."
Dr. Abernathy: "These anomalous properties only occur when you start panicking?"
SCP-XXXX: Nods. "Well, technically, it happens whenever I sing. I stopped voluntarily singing when I realized the damage I could cause. But I always sung to deal with anxiety, always, and when these powers, anomalies, whatever you want to call them, appeared, it changed. It wasn't just something I did when I was having a panic attack, it was something I had to do. When I tried to resist it, the panic got worse, and if nobody came in to stop it, it started feeling like every bone in my body was on fire unless I started to sing. I knew that bad things would happen if I didn't stop myself from singing. But I was always too weak to stop myself. If it weren't for the fact that my therapist helped me avoid having panic attacks in the first place, I probably would've killed someone by now."
Dr. Abernathy: "SCP-XXXX, do you know where you are?"
SCP-XXXX: "Some mental asylum for other dangers like me?"
Dr. Abernathy: "Not quite. I can't tell you much, but you are in a secure facility run by an organization that specializes in containing anomalies, to protect them and the outside world."
SCP-XXXX: "So you keep people like me away from the rest of the world?"
Dr. Abernathy: "We keep some things that are safer than you, and many things that are much more dangerous. Most of them aren't humans."
SCP-XXXX: "Can you tell me about them?"
Dr. Abernathy: "Unfortunately not."
SCP-XXXX: "So I'm here to be contained?"
Dr. Abernathy: "You are."
SCP-XXXX: "Am I going to be allowed to leave?"
Dr. Abernathy: "Most likely not."
SCP-XXXX: SCP-XXXX takes a deep breath and silently cries for approximately one minute before returning to writing. "Good. Someone needed to contain me, and I never could."
Dr. Abernathy: "We're almost done here, I just want to clarify one thing. You said that talking to a therapist helped you to avoid having anxiety attacks?"
SCP-XXXX: "Yeah. Except for one that just happened when you guys found me, I haven't had an anxiety attack in three months. Three whole months without magically causing other humans pain."
Dr. Abernathy: "Alright. Thank you very much."
<End Log>

Closing Statement: Further research is needed, but if it pans out that SCP-XXXX is telling the truth about its anomalous behaviors, I would highly recommend dedicating a Foundation psychologist to regularly meet with SCP-XXXX. It seems like stopping it from having anxiety attacks would neutralize its anomalous effects, at least temporarily, and neutralization is the most effective means of containment.

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