tyler joseph.
i'm not blurry, no matter what he says.
tyler was just taking a walk, as he did often, when he found something that literally looked like a piece of wood sticking out of the ground. interested, he padded over to notice it was a ukulele; three strings pulled out and covered in scratches, but it was a ukulele. he remembered wanting one when his mother's twoleg owner used to play it all the time. they sang fun little songs and accompanied it with the plinks of the small instrument. tyler had always wanted to play one, now was his chance. he made sure to keep his claws sheathed and ran his paw over the strings before attempting to pluck one. it made no sound whatsoever. maybe this was going to be harder than he thought.
after a while of tinkering with the strings, trying to get a sound from it, he looked up to notice that there was a scattered pile of other small instruments. from toy pianos to maracas and tiny drums, this little spot on the moor had it all. tyler didn't question it; he was excited to see what he could do with all of these tiny twoleg music-making objects. he lowered his head to the ukulele though; this ukulele was his.