Mha • One Shots/Lemons

𝓟𝓻𝓮𝓯𝓸𝓻𝓶𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝔀𝓲𝓽𝓱 𝓚𝓲𝓻𝓲𝓼𝓱𝓲𝓶𝓪 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓑𝓪𝓴𝓾𝓰𝓸𝓾

MUSIC INCORPORATED -
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You laughed as the drummer next to you began banging his head to the beat, looking towards you as he sang.

You smiled, picking the strings of your electric guitar and nodding your head along. You leaned into the microphone as you sang your part, trying hard to erase your smile before you laughed again.

The speakers sent vibrations through your body, a smile plastering your lips when the male infrount of you began singing too. You let your laugh out, finding it pointless to keep in so much excitement.

His red hair shown in the stage light, swinging around as he jumped about. The guitar also strapped on his shoulder seemed perfect for him, it's red body shimmering.

He looked back towards you, a smile and strum of your guitar was returned as you locked eyes with him for a few seconds. He sent you a wink and turned back towards the audience, making you laugh further.

You turned toward Bakugou as you two sang, the smile on his lips a rare site to see from such an excellent drummer.

You threw your head and allowed your hair to follow as you strummed over and over, the sound never seeming so entrancing. The noise bouncing off everything and keeping you on your high.

Your harmonies out effortlessly as the song flowed. You had all practiced this song for so long, it was beyond exciting to finally preform.

Kirishima was entertaining the audience with his energy, he always had such effect on them. His singing seemed like a Siren's song, captivating and beautiful.

You could feel the energy pick up as the song did, allowing you to meet Kirishima in the frount and jump with him as you two strummed.

Bakugou's drums kept everything together and with Kirishima incredible playing it was always easy for you to catch on to any song with them.

Kirishima bumped against your shoulder, his guitar shifting over as you two did the iconic back against back stance.

Looking behind, Bakugou seemed to be happy, natural in a place he loved. Did he always seem this happy when he was on the drums?

'It was definitely the audience's cheers and screams that added to it' you concluded. Yet, you never felt happier with them and you knew they both felt the same when it came to playing on a live stage with all you had worked up to finally being laid out.

The harmonies mixing and clashing, along with the music capturing everyone's excitement, it was finally the time you felt most at peace and happy.

"Welcome to the cult of Dionysus!"