The provided text appears to be a script or dialogue from a song, likely with specific timestamps for the start of each phrase. It's difficult to provide a concise summary without knowing the context of the song or the performance. However, based on the phrases mentioned, we can infer that the song likely involves a friendly competition or a playful exchange between two or more individuals. It seems to involve some form of dance or physical activity, as there are references to movements like "left right left", "twisty", and "up down". The song also includes a lot of interaction from the audience, indicated by the "Applause" and "Laughter" labels. The song seems to end with a countdown ("three two one") and a final phrase "come on you".
1. The text is a transcript of a performance, with timestamps indicating when each action or statement occurs.
2. The performance includes various instances of music, laughter, and applause.
3. There are several instances of the phrase "three two one", which could be a countdown or signal for the performance to begin.
4. The phrase "foreign" is used multiple times, but it's unclear what it refers to.
5. The phrase "is" is used frequently, but it's unclear in what context.
6. The phrases "up", "down", and "oh" are also used frequently, but their meanings are unclear.
7. The phrase "um" is used frequently, possibly as a filler or hesitation.
8. The phrase "a baby" is mentioned, but its context is unclear.
9. The phrases "for sure", "it's", "how", and "times" are mentioned, but their contexts are unclear.
10. The phrase "thank you" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
11. The phrase "is all right" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
12. The phrase "bye" is mentioned multiple times, possibly indicating the end of the performance or a section within it.
13. The phrase "do" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
14. The phrase "wow" is mentioned, possibly expressing surprise or approval.
15. The phrase "you take it off" is mentioned, but its context is unclear.
16. The phrase "holidays" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
17. The phrase "smiling with your teeth" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
18. The phrase "nails" is mentioned, but its context is unclear.
19. The phrase "it's" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
20. The phrase "serve your friends around your little boy" is mentioned, but its context is unclear.
21. The phrase "do" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
22. The phrase "um" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
23. The phrase "me" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
24. The phrase "up" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
25. The phrase "uh" is mentioned frequently, possibly as a filler or hesitation.
26. The phrase "oh well well what do we got here" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
27. The phrase "we should just kill you but what the hell it's been a boring day" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
28. The phrase "let's see what you got" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
29. The phrase "pretty tight bars for a little dude who's sipping over an ugly boring little teenager that wears her mom's clothes" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
30. The phrase "effing damn it well played you little" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
31. The phrase "man get rid of fire" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
32. The phrase "for you this year" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
33. The phrase "ah look who it is your sexually ambiguous angry little friend" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
34. The phrase "don't you have a school to shoot up" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
35. The phrase "there's one way to settle this let's rock" is mentioned, but it's unclear in what context.
36. The phrase "ah look who it is your sexually ambiguous angry little friend" is mentioned again, but it's unclear in what context.
37. The phrase "don't you have a school to shoot up" is mentioned again, but it's unclear in what context.
38. The phrase "there's one way to settle this let's rock" is mentioned again, but it's unclear in what context.
39. The phrase "so" is mentioned frequently, possibly as a filler or to indicate agreement.
40. The phrase "pretty good" is mentioned