An autistic person hasn’t got a clue about your favourite artist – but knows one specific song really really well, according to reports.
Avery Mann, 26, from Holmfirth, has listened to Pink Pony Club by Chappell Roan on a loop without any deviation for the past 11 days.
“Nobody REALLY listens to full albums start to finish, do they? They just get one favourite song, and listen to it for all eternity,” Mann said. “And replay their favourite twenty seconds of it. Right?”
“I didn’t ask you to listen to the entire album. Just one or two other tracks,” said their friend Krista Shure, 28. “We can’t go to a concert when you know just the one song.”
Sources have confirmed that Mann will listen to Pink Pony Club multiple times a day for the next three months, before never wanting to hear it again.
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