Transcript excerpt from a YouTube video that consists of a short, repetitive monologue or lyric-like passage addressing a second person about love, insecurity, and urgency (phrases like “It's true love,” “Don't waste it,” and “Figure it out”). The piece is emotionally charged and ambiguous in intent — part exhortation, part confrontation.
Hey, you found love? It's hard to say? Anybody's better? Than anyone I've seen you with before? So talk to me? Tell me about all your insecurities? And I'm trying to make you see what I see? You're happy? All that I've ever seen you? It's true love? Fake it? You better not? You better not? It's right here? Don't waste it? You're better not? You're better not? Don't say you can't figure it out? Figure it out? I know you can't figure it out? Figure it out? It's true love? Don't waste it? You better die? You.
