This is Code the Culture — where our students merged two worlds that usually stay separate: music and engineering.

Every station was equipped with an everyday item — a banana, buttons, pencils, anything that conducts electricity. Or a piece of foil with one of the artists above looking back at them. Touch it, and it’s not just foil anymore — it’s a working circuit built on tech that came out of MIT. @makeymakey From there, our students used a tool we built to actually trigger drum patterns from that circuit. They weren’t just learning how a circuit receives power — they were using it to build their own song, bar by bar. 🎛️🎶 Just for one second — what if one of these students is the next Tyler, the Creator? The next engineer at MIT? The next founder building the next Lovable? That’s exactly why we do this. We help students reimagine what they could be — and put the tools in their hands to get there. 🎤 Code the Culture — presented by @wecreatetech, in partnership with Georgia Tech College of Engineering’s Department of Outreach Initiatives. @feliciathegoat @sza, @doechii, @brentfaiyaz, @mitmedialab, @gatechengineers @lovable.dev #CodeTheCulture #WeCreateTech #STEAM #GeorgiaTech #mit