In a lively conversation during the Lithuanian television show "Pirmi kartai," Martynas Enčius from the band Antikvariniai Kašpirovskio dantys shared insights into the band’s mission and his experiences. Known for their energetic performances and theatrical flair, the group often blends humor and irony in their music, which has made them popular among fans who describe them as mischievous in the music scene. Enčius emphasized the band’s role as modern-day jesters, aiming to bring joy to the audience while also addressing everyday societal issues through their songs.

Enčius elaborated on the creative process behind their music, stating that inspiration often strikes from mundane daily activities, such as witnessing neighbors performing simple tasks. The humorous observation of everyday life serves as a foundation for their lyrics, making their songs relatable to a broad audience. For instance, a decade ago, they wrote a song about yoga, poking fun at the trend that suggested yoga could solve all problems. Such commentary on societal fads and norms is a key element of their artistic expression.

The approach of using laughter and irony to connect with listeners reflects a deeper social commentary. Enčius articulated that recognition of shared experiences enhances the band’s connection with their audience, as more people can relate to the situations described in their songs. With an aim to resonate with societal habits and quirks, their music becomes a reflection not just of personal observations but of collective social experiences, ensuring the band's relevance in contemporary music.