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— The noise that constantly plays while wearing them. Made by Yellow Face in, Bowling, Now with Explosions!
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The Revolutionary Headphones are one of the items advertised by Yellow Face during and after the stinger in Bowling, Now with Explosions! They also play a role in "Well Rested", and make cameos in subsequent episodes of Battle for Dream Island Again and Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two.
"Well Rested" introduces version 2.0 of the Revolutionary Headphones. Revamped for the modern era, this update adds spike ball-throwing technology, donated by the Spike Ball Speaker Box. A limited-time early-bird bonus includes flesh-eating bacteria, available for the first 20 minutes.
Description[]
The Revolutionary Headphones function like regular headphones, but they can only play a single looping voice clip of Yellow Face making a strange noise indefinitely. They can be used while performing any activity, such as walking or sleeping.
The headphones feature only a "VOLUME UP" button, meaning the volume cannot be lowered once increased. Additionally, they are coated in super glue, making them impossible to remove under normal circumstances. However, because the glue is water-soluble, applying water is the only way to detach them.
The headphones are primarily gray, though a page in Book mentions that they also come in orange and yellow variants.
Coverage[]
The revolutionary headphones are first advertised in a commercial during "Bowling, Now with Explosions!".
In "Well Rested", Yellow Face introduces version 2.0 of the headphones. Needle places them on Gelatin and Ice Cube to prevent them from sleeping. However the headphones appear to be easily hijackable, as shown when Ice Cube manages to change Yellow Face's voice clip into a "soothing lullaby."
Gelatin finally gets his Revolutionary Headphones off in "Catch These Hands", explaining that the "superglue" Yellow Face used was actually the water-soluble glue Team No-Name found in the Evil Here Hotel, so all he needed to do to remove the headphones was sprinkle water on them.
In "Taste the Sweetness", Tennis Ball turns Gelatin's Revolutionary Headphones into a microscope so that he and Golf Ball can study the Yoylite up close.
The Revolutionary Headphones are part of Cloudy's collection, appearing in the episodes "Getting Teardrop to Talk", "This Episode Is About Basketball", "Return of the Rocket Ship", "The Four is Lava", "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", and "Outbreak At Stake".
In "Four Goes Too Far", Yellow Face advertises a similar item, the Revolutionary Earmuffs.
In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", Winner tosses a sloppily drawn Revolutionary Headphones out of the Ad Dimension. As it exits the portal, it turns into a refined asset.
Several Revolutionary Headphones are visible in the pile of items that Golf Ball takes from the Ad Dimension in "What's Up Bell's String?".
In "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", a pair of Revolutionary Headphones can be seen hanging on the mangled Worst & Best Line among the debris caused by the storm.
In "The Power of Four", a pair of Revolutionary Headphones are seen among the items in Price Tag's room.
Commercial transcript[]
Trivia[]
- A stick figure makes an appearance in the commercial.
- According to Book in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", it costs $15.99.
- 2.0 seems to cost about 99999999999999999999999999999999999.95 (likely in dollars).
- They appeared in Cloudy's Collection.
- Ice Cube and Gelatin are the only known characters to wear the headphones.
- It could be argued that the stick figure in the commercial has also worn the headphones.
- In BFB 6, Yellow Face introduces Revolutionary Earmuffs, which are like the headphones but are used to block noise (such as Four's screechy). They might be a spin-off of the product.
- In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", they make a cameo in Yellow Face's commercial. They are also one of the products listed inside of Book.
- Some viewers wanted to terminate the Revolutionary Headphones because of its disadvantages.