The idea behind the Voca-Stim, is that the box says it gives +5 charisma with each piece. So every time Stupendium takes one, they get a bit more persuasive. That’s why the woman who was trying to leave at first takes a sip of the radioactive water by the end.
"Neath!" was the prior musical but was a primarily on-location shoot while this was a (~$30kUSD) on-set shoot. Part of the delays between videos was likely their having attended at least two conventions(one of which was where they sung "Vending Machine of Love" live for the first and subsequently-decidedly last time). You aren't the first to imagine the teaser at the end being related to Frostpunk 2. That said, I'm uncertain if the pink slime teaser at the end of "Production Line" has been fulfilled by this or if it teased another of their near-ready songs.
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The idea behind the Voca-Stim, is that the box says it gives +5 charisma with each piece. So every time Stupendium takes one, they get a bit more persuasive. That’s why the woman who was trying to leave at first takes a sip of the radioactive water by the end.
"Neath!" was the prior musical but was a primarily on-location shoot while this was a (~$30kUSD) on-set shoot. Part of the delays between videos was likely their having attended at least two conventions(one of which was where they sung "Vending Machine of Love" live for the first and subsequently-decidedly last time). You aren't the first to imagine the teaser at the end being related to Frostpunk 2. That said, I'm uncertain if the pink slime teaser at the end of "Production Line" has been fulfilled by this or if it teased another of their near-ready songs.
You should review (if you haven't yet) their Frostpunk songs. Stupendium is crazy good as a preacher
I don’t think I have but I’ve heard them too many times to react to them. They are some of my personal favorites