It was brought to staff attention that DrElliotCobalt (account age 15 hours, site membership 7 hours) posted the article: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8054, which contained multiple indicators of AI-generation.
SCP-8054 is a vintage cassette tape measuring 6.5 x 4.5 x 3 inches, recovered from a pawn shop in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2022. The cassette is branded as a "Maxell UR 60," a common type of cassette tape produced during the late 20th century. Its exterior features a metallic silver rim, with the interior coated in a faded light pink hue (original color identified as black through chipped paint). Notably, the cassette bears smudged marker writing which reads "1988 - Her Favorites," though the identity of the individual referred to as "Her" remains unknown. Extensive lab testing has confirmed the marker used for this inscription to be a common brand of permanent marker, specifically identified as Sharpie.
The pawn shop owner reported experiencing anomalous phenomena, including unexplained auditory hallucinations and feelings of unease, associated with the cassette tape prior to its retrieval by Foundation operatives. Upon recovery, the cassette exhibited no immediate anomalous properties until subjected to playback, revealing its lethal effects as outlined in previous documentation.
These songs include "Daisy Bell," "London Bridge," "Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater," "Ring around the Rosie," "Duermete Mi Niño," "Little Miss Muffet," and "Humpty Dumpty." Each song exhibits a common theme of harboring darker interpretations, diverging from the conventional innocence associated with such compositions.
“Her favorites”
Item #: SCP-8054
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-8054 is to be securely housed within Object Research Sector-[DATA EXPUNGED] at Site-19, specifically designated in the Euclid Hallway. The containment chamber is to be constructed of reinforced steel and lined with soundproof material to prevent unintended exposure to SCP-8054's effects. Continuous video and audio monitoring is to be maintained by a minimum of two security personnel stationed outside the containment chamber. Access to SCP-8054 is restricted to Level 4 personnel or higher, with authorization granted only for research purposes or approved testing protocols. Under no circumstances are any staff or personnel permitted to directly interact with SCP-8054 without direct permission from Dr. B. "Slate". Any testing involving SCP-8054 is to be conducted solely on D-Class subjects and recorded in full.
Description: SCP-8054 is a vintage cassette tape measuring 6.5 x 4.5 x 3 inches, recovered from a pawn shop in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2022. The cassette is branded as a "Maxell UR 60," a common type of cassette tape produced during the late 20th century. Its exterior features a metallic silver rim, with the interior coated in a faded light pink hue (original color identified as black through chipped paint). Notably, the cassette bears smudged marker writing which reads "1988 - Her Favorites," though the identity of the individual referred to as "Her" remains unknown. Extensive lab testing has confirmed the marker used for this inscription to be a common brand of permanent marker, specifically identified as Sharpie.
The pawn shop owner reported experiencing anomalous phenomena, including unexplained auditory hallucinations and feelings of unease, associated with the cassette tape prior to its retrieval by Foundation operatives. Upon recovery, the cassette exhibited no immediate anomalous properties until subjected to playback, revealing its lethal effects as outlined in previous documentation.
The tape contains seven songs, totaling approximately 18 minutes and 24 seconds in duration. These songs include "Daisy Bell," "London Bridge," "Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater," "Ring around the Rosie," "Duermete Mi Niño," "Little Miss Muffet," and "Humpty Dumpty." Each song exhibits a common theme of harboring darker interpretations, diverging from the conventional innocence associated with such compositions.
Of particular note is an unfamiliar song of unknown origin, lasting 2 minutes and 37 seconds, herein designated as "Silent Note" by Dr. E. "Cobalt." Any attempt to play this unidentified song results in immediate onset of a seizure in the listener, leasing to death. However, playback of the song from sources other than the cassette tape (video, audio, band, etc.) does not produce this effect. Research indicates that only individuals possessing a specific hybrid genetic code exhibit immunity to the lethal effects of SCP-8054.
Discovery Report: On ⬜️/⬜️/⬜️, Dr. L. "Maroon" reported to Dr. E. "Cobalt" the discovery that SCP-8054 is capable of communication using lyrics from the songs it contains. Additionally, research has revealed that SCP-8054 can communicate without requiring connected power sources. Dr. E. "Cobalt" subsequently recorded both observations for further study.
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