Uranium Blast is a global phenomenon that has taken the world by storm. Or should we say, by nuclear blast?
Q: What is Uranium Blast?
A: It's a cultural movement started by a group of hipsters who found a hidden underground uranium mine in Brooklyn and decided to make a living off of it.
Q: What kind of culture is this?
A: It's a fusion of art, music, and radioactive decay. Think avant-garde meets post-apocalyptic.
Q: How did it start?
A: Our fearless leader, Balthazar McFadden III, discovered the uranium mine while on a quest to find the perfect artisanal, small-batch coffee shop in the city.
Q: What's the most popular Uranium Blast activity?
A: It's a heated debate, but we've heard it's a close tie between "Uranium Blast: The Musical" and "Uranium Blast: The Art Show".
A high-energy musical that's equal parts "Hamilton" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" with a dash of nuclear fallout. Catch it live at the local uranium-themed theater in Bushwick.