The provided text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or a speech, with timestamps and music interludes. However, it's unclear without context as to what the conversation is about. It seems to involve a lot of references to people, places, and events, and there are many instances of the word "loot" and "do it". There are also many references to specific times and dates, and calls to "subscribe" and "open it like you don't speak". The conversation seems to be in a colloquial language and may contain slang or regional phrases that could make it difficult to understand without additional context.
1. The text contains several references to music and dancing, indicating a lively atmosphere or celebration.
2. The phrase "nectar etc." suggests a reference to something valuable or desirable.
3. The term "tilak" could refer to a ritual or mark, possibly in a religious or cultural context.
4. The mention of a "bamboo" could refer to a new appointment or position, but the context is unclear.
5. The term "loot" is used multiple times, which could imply theft or robbery.
6. The phrase "newly appointed bamboo" could refer to a new position or role, but the context is unclear.
7. The term "sab school me" could be a playful or colloquial way to ask for help or advice.
8. The mention of "Android 2.3" suggests a reference to a software version, possibly from a mobile device.
9. The term "loan" could refer to financial assistance or credit.
10. The phrase "milk loan, flirting" suggests a casual or playful atmosphere.
11. The mention of "Kishore Kumar's Sumerpur studded anklet" could refer to a specific item of jewelry, possibly of cultural or historical significance.
12. The term "420" is a colloquial term for cannabis in India.
13. The phrase "Good life partner all the time after suwar ke don please" suggests a reference to a long-term relationship or partnership.
14. The mention of "Amitabh Bachchan" is a reference to a famous Indian actor.
15. The term "Vrindavan" is a city in India, known for its association with the Hindu god Krishna.
16. The phrase "Bluetooth word Amitabh Bachchan's" could be a colloquial or playful way to refer to the actor Amitabh Bachchan.
17. The mention of "Ritesh Mishra" could be a reference to a specific individual or character.
18. The term "obscene" is used to describe something that is considered offensive or unacceptable.
19. The phrase "Bigg Boss, now, on the basis of your hands" suggests a reference to a reality TV show, possibly with a focus on physical attributes.
20. The mention of "Arvind Gupta's" could refer to a specific individual or character.
21. The term "loot" is used multiple times, which could imply theft or robbery.
22. The phrase "subscribe this channel" suggests a request to follow or engage with a particular online channel or platform.
23. The mention of "Birgi Madhyamik Shri Ram channel" could refer to a specific online channel or platform.
24. The term "plunder" is used to describe the act of stealing or looting.
25. The phrase "subscribe this channel" suggests a request to follow or engage with a particular online channel or platform.
26. The mention of "Amitabh Bachchan" is a reference to a famous Indian actor.
27. The term "obscene" is used to describe something that is considered offensive or unacceptable.
28. The phrase "that this is basic moral oh basic Ritesh Mishra I" suggests a reference to a specific individual or character.
29. The term "loot" is used multiple times, which could imply theft or robbery.
30. The phrase "subscribe this channel" suggests a request to follow or engage with a particular online channel or platform.
31. The mention of "Birgi Madhyamik Shri Ram channel" could refer to a specific online channel or platform.
32. The term "plunder" is used to describe the act of stealing or looting.
33. The phrase "subscribe this channel" suggests a request to follow or engage with a particular online channel or platform.
34. The mention of "Amitabh Bachchan" is a reference to a famous Indian actor.
35. The term "obscene" is used to describe something that is considered offensive or unacceptable.
36. The phrase "that this is basic moral oh basic Ritesh Mishra I" suggests a reference to a specific individual or character.
37. The term "loot" is used multiple times, which could imply theft or robbery.
38. The phrase "subscribe this channel" suggests a