(update: illustrations by @bonywanks666
It was in the year of 1990 when music industry started to change drastically. Suddenly, music has become more of a business than a work of art. Great music wasn't decided by it's quality but by the number of sells.
The ants had taken over the market and were benefiting from it greatly. Most of them had huge houses and lots of money. Bert ANT was the owner of 500 different record labels from around the world, maybe even more. Some of them used to belong to the plants but were taken away from them when they couldn't afford paying their taxes anymore.
Plants who used to be famous and successful musicians were living on the street. One of them was a flower of the name Gabriccel.
In the past years, Gabriccel had seen thousands of his close friends and family members die from hunger. He had seen them burn in the sun while screaming, some even killed themselves out of desperation. It was a horrible time for plants all around the world.
Gabriccel wanted to finally change things and decided to take action. He started reading about politics, coming across a book called „The Manifesto of the Communist Plant Party" (Manifest der Kommunistischen Pflanzenpartei) by Carlo Marx.
The book motivated him to found an army of communist plants. He first started planning things with his boyfriend Greg Cake who agreed to be the co-leader of Gabriccel's army.
Gabriccel and Cake taught many plants and some of their close friends about communism and told them about their plans. They convinced a lot of them to be part of their army, including the members of The John Lemon Band, as well as the Hammondsons and Brutal Dwarfs. Soon, the Gabriccel Army consisted of about 50 million plants from all around the world.
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THE COMMUNIST REVOLUTION OF THE GABRICCEL ARMY
Fanfiction„PLANTS OF THE WORKING CLASS UNITE! YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BUT YOUR CHAINS" It is the year of 1990 and music industry has been taken over by the ants. The plants are suffering and so Gabriccel decides to start a communist revolution.