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It happened in 10 minutes. And it is the most popular thing he has done at 成人X站 Radio.

“When I get an idea, it鈥檚 like an itch I just have to scratch,” said 成人X站 Radio’s Podcast Director Aaron Mason. “Three of my favorite things are music, comedy and radio, so it鈥檚 just a natural thing for me to do.”

It usually takes a little while to craft some lyrics and lay down a song. But on June 3 while Ron and Don were talking about the controversy over the naming of the Jungle — Seattle’s infamous homeless encampment along I-5 — inspiration struck.

Don noted that the show will need a new song to introduce conversations about the Jungle — they typically use “Welcome to the Jungle,” by Guns ‘n’ Roses. Mason ran into a neighboring studio. A couple minutes later he walked out — problem solved. It was a hit among the Ron and Don crowd.

But his parody song “Welcome to the I-5 East Duwamish Greenbelt” wasn’t his first time at the mic. He has crafted a few parody clips in his spare time, many having to do with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, and others about Seattle’s woes.

“Ron and Don are both really great guys, and have been incredibly supportive of my nonsense,” Mason said.

For Mason, the songs stand as their own — he may not support any view expressed within them. Unless, of course, it’s a jab at Trump — he’ll stand by that.

“I definitely write lyrics that don鈥檛 reflect my personal opinions,” he said. “For me, the goal is to make the song as good as it can be, not try and put my personal views out there. Some parodies are funnier if they come from a place or take a position on an issue that I wouldn鈥檛 necessarily, and it鈥檚 my responsibility to stay true to that. Each song is like a different character, and the best actors are the ones who disappear behind their roles.”

Parody in Seattle

Here’s five songs Mason has written.

Might as well Trump

 

Welcome to the I-5 East Duwamish Greenbelt

 

He’s Trump

 

Bertha My Dear

 

Ob la di, Ob la Trump