If you were out and about in New York City last night—or if you’ve gone anywhere near the Internet today—you’re most likely aware of the collective freak-out over the mysterious blue light that glowed above the Big Apple on Thursday evening. Many people thought we were being visited by extraterrestrials, and prepared for an alien invasion. By morning, most news outlets had reported that the teal flare was the result of a transformer explosion at a ConEdison substation in the city’s outer boroughs.
However, we’re hearing some new reports that throw the cause of the blue-hued evening sky into question. According to Pigeons Playing Ping Pong vocalist Greg Ormont, “Definitely wasn’t a transformer, we just covered Eiffel 65 somewhere in Queens.”
Peep the evidence below:
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Ok, ok, all joking aside, the soundtrack to the clip above is pulled from Pigeons Playing Ping Pong’s “Undercover” set at Domefest 2015. You can watch the full set below:
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong – Domefest 2015 – Undercover Set
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