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The video presents a fragmented, experimental performance that interweaves English and Korean vocalizations across three speakers (A, B, and C). The piece opens with Speaker A recalling a visit to a rehabilitation station and an ambiguous reference to "waiting for 17," then shifts into a repetitive mantra about being "on that screen." This motif recurs throughout, with speakers echoing the phrase in both English and Korean. Korean sections emphasize that "they are looking for my everything," suggesting themes of surveillance, desire, and loss of privacy. The latter part of the transcript devolves into vocal improvisations—repeated syllables such as "아 아," "오 오," and "으 으"—creating an immersive, almost hypnotic soundscape. Overall, the content conveys a sense of obsession, anxiety, and yearning, using repetition and multilingual code‑switching to evoke a fragmented inner dialogue.

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