OK I MAY have posted something similar years back but since a lot of time has passed I'll post my tiny audio visual story 
(which isn't really a story). Sorry I've been away so much but I've been busy with a lot of stuff (including my anxiety disorder 
)!
For more Lindsi Lane pics, this is her Wikifeet page: https://www.wikifeet.com/Lindsi_Lane
OK take a listen to this music:
https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2095
It is from a DJ Aligator concert two months ago
Imagine that in some of his songs, Ali uses a special speaker that makes tickling soundwaves 
That the whistle actually tickles and the "beat"/hi-hat like sound is actually the sound of a pair of bare feet belonging to someone similar to the one in the photo posted above 
With her waist and hands firmly secured, she lies backstage on her stomach (on a custom-made mattress) with her bare feet just in front of the speaker! The whistle sound tickles a LOT and causes her to kick and rub her feet against each other because of the crazy tickling sensation Of course there are soft pads below so that she won't hurt her feet kicking
Of course Ali played this sound before and everytime she hears the audience blow their whistles to make him play it, she decides NOT to move her feet when the whistle begins. What a dissapointment that would be for Ali and the audience But as soon as she feels it (https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2101) her toes curl and nothing can keep her from wildly kicking and rubbing her feet, making the signature sound/beat 
The other sounds are able to create the tickling sensation as well (when enabled).
At https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2341 the whistle song is finally over but to her frustration she hears the dreadful kazzoo sound approaching! And she knows what that means! At https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2357 the tickling is enabled and the kazoo tickles her up and down her soles and in between her toes, causing her to kick and rub so loudly that when the mic captures it it can be heard miles away! And the DJ even walks away from the only way of stopping the kazoo!! And what is this laughing that can be heard at https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2367
It appears in another footage from the same concert but from a completely different area! So how can it be from the audience? BTW here is another example of the tickling whistle/kazoo from an earlier performance
https://youtu.be/umTr99-dyhM
Not really sure how Ali would persuade her into this but these songs always reminded me of this situation ever since I heard them the first time! In a couple of the songs there are actually references reminding me of tickling like "Now can you feel it?", "I'm the one responsible for making your temperature rise!" and this first album was called "Payback Time"!
What do you think of my "analysis"?
(which isn't really a story). Sorry I've been away so much but I've been busy with a lot of stuff (including my anxiety disorder )!For more Lindsi Lane pics, this is her Wikifeet page: https://www.wikifeet.com/Lindsi_Lane
OK take a listen to this music:
https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2095
It is from a DJ Aligator concert two months ago
Imagine that in some of his songs, Ali uses a special speaker that makes tickling soundwaves That the whistle actually tickles and the "beat"/hi-hat like sound is actually the sound of a pair of bare feet belonging to someone similar to the one in the photo posted above With her waist and hands firmly secured, she lies backstage on her stomach (on a custom-made mattress) with her bare feet just in front of the speaker! The whistle sound tickles a LOT and causes her to kick and rub her feet against each other because of the crazy tickling sensation Of course there are soft pads below so that she won't hurt her feet kicking Of course Ali played this sound before and everytime she hears the audience blow their whistles to make him play it, she decides NOT to move her feet when the whistle begins. What a dissapointment that would be for Ali and the audience
But as soon as she feels it (https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2101) her toes curl and nothing can keep her from wildly kicking and rubbing her feet, making the signature sound/beat The other sounds are able to create the tickling sensation as well (when enabled).At https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2341 the whistle song is finally over but to her frustration she hears the dreadful kazzoo sound approaching! And she knows what that means! At https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2357 the tickling is enabled and the kazoo tickles her up and down her soles and in between her toes, causing her to kick and rub so loudly that when the mic captures it it can be heard miles away! And the DJ even walks away from the only way of stopping the kazoo!! And what is this laughing that can be heard at https://youtu.be/IN8T25BBpTA?t=2367
It appears in another footage from the same concert but from a completely different area! So how can it be from the audience? BTW here is another example of the tickling whistle/kazoo from an earlier performance https://youtu.be/umTr99-dyhM
Not really sure how Ali would persuade her into this but these songs always reminded me of this situation ever since I heard them the first time! In a couple of the songs there are actually references reminding me of tickling like "Now can you feel it?", "I'm the one responsible for making your temperature rise!" and this first album was called "Payback Time"!
What do you think of my "analysis"?
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