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{{Level2

|song=público cautivo

|image=

|image=File:PúblicoCautivo.png

|levelno= X-PBC

|bpm=92

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* [[Hailey]]

* [[Cole Brew]]

* Cranky

* [https://beatblock.wiki.gg/wiki/Cranky Cranky]

* [[Cockatiel]]

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* [[Edega]]

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|prequote= (...This little guy keeps staring at us...)

|postquote= (This little guy is nudging you to look up "Beatblock" on your phone.)

|preclear= The adolescent patients ran off for a trip to the museum after watching a strange commercial.

|postclear= Everything's alright now! Although the info at the museum seemed questionable.

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'Zip-Zapping' your foes was common for quacks to practice but was ruled... "Not a very good idea" by the high courts.

The year is ~~1984~~.

The year is 1894.

At the turn of the century, a gentlemanly Huxley J. Sidenote was playing his favourite childhood game...

'Beat the Rhythm and Notes - A Test of Wit & Flow, & a Series of Challenging Songs, With the Intent to Be Enjoyed'

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* Cranky's comments on the level rankings are almost identical to [[Samurai|Samurai's]] ones in [[Samurai Techno]].

* The lyrics are edited from the original song, changing them to be about the Rhythm Doctor Program, rather than Side Notes from Beatblock.

** Notably, Huxley J. Sidenote's name remains unchanged.

* This level is inspired by a [https://rhythm.cafe/levels/rdNSSQlt/ custom level of the same song] by azabi.

* This is the second level to have a name not in English, with the first being [[Corazones Viejos]]. Both levels' names are in Spanish.

** Adding to this, this is the only level with an accent in its title.

** ''público cautivo'' means "captive audience" in Spanish.

* ''público cautivo'' is the fourth level to be written completely in lowercase, behind [[wish i could care less]], [[tape/stop/night]] and [[theme of really spooky bird]].

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 {{Level2
 |song=público cautivo
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 |levelno= X-PBC
 |bpm=92
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 * [[Hailey]]
 * [[Cole Brew]]
-* Cranky
+* [https://beatblock.wiki.gg/wiki/Cranky Cranky]
 * [[Cockatiel]]
 }}
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 * [[Edega]]
 }}
+|prequote= (...This little guy keeps staring at us...)
+|postquote= (This little guy is nudging you to look up "Beatblock" on your phone.)
 |preclear= The adolescent patients ran off for a trip to the museum after watching a strange commercial.
 |postclear= Everything's alright now! Although the info at the museum seemed questionable.
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 'Zip-Zapping' your foes was common for quacks to practice but was ruled... "Not a very good idea" by the high courts.
-The year is 1984.
+The year is 1894.
 At the turn of the century, a gentlemanly Huxley J. Sidenote was playing his favourite childhood game...
 'Beat the Rhythm and Notes - A Test of Wit & Flow, & a Series of Challenging Songs, With the Intent to Be Enjoyed'
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 * Cranky's comments on the level rankings are almost identical to [[Samurai|Samurai's]] ones in [[Samurai Techno]].
+* The lyrics are edited from the original song, changing them to be about the Rhythm Doctor Program, rather than Side Notes from Beatblock.
+** Notably, Huxley J. Sidenote's name remains unchanged.
+* This level is inspired by a [https://rhythm.cafe/levels/rdNSSQlt/ custom level of the same song] by azabi.
+* This is the second level to have a name not in English, with the first being [[Corazones Viejos]]. Both levels' names are in Spanish.
+** Adding to this, this is the only level with an accent in its title.
+** ''público cautivo'' means "captive audience" in Spanish.
+* ''público cautivo'' is the fourth level to be written completely in lowercase, behind [[wish i could care less]], [[tape/stop/night]] and [[theme of really spooky bird]].
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