KEP 890: Hot 100 · 3:56am Apr 23rd, 2020
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pglv5rjY_ZilTjgIYYACKT1sbzK-hLd2/view?usp=sharing
For those who read this, I'm happy to announce my first fiction series. This is the first time doing this, also, as of right now, I feel weird creating something like this.
Anyways, going back to the fiction, this would be unlike any other fictions ever posted on here. So, let's take a trip back, back in time to some recordings of a radio station. However, this radio station was hugely popular in Equestria between 1957 to 1980. Of course, this takes place in an alternative timeline when Equestria was on planet Earth. Hot 100 was a radio station based in Manehattan that was launched in 1957 by Vinyl Scratch and Dick Clark from American Bandstand. This was the way to introduce American music to the masses in Equestria. Also, it had a pivotal role in impacting the culture in Equestria in the 1960s. Of course, as radio moved on from Am to Fm during the 1970s, the station made the decision to convert from Am to Fm on January 2nd, 1980. While the radio format changed 15 years later, the memories of Hot 100 still live on through each generation of Equestrians.
So, in the meantime, sit back and enjoy the radio broadcasts through this interactive fiction. This fiction is coming soon.
