The provided text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or performance, with timestamps indicating when different sounds or words are spoken. The conversation includes a mix of spoken words, music, applause, and laughter. Here's a concise summary:
- The conversation starts with music at 00:00:00.98, followed by the phrase "many many many" spoken at 00:00:07.58.
- The speaker says "uh-huh" at 00:00:32.88, and then "thank you" at 00:01:09.60.
- The speaker laughs at 00:01:52.86 and 00:06:07.14, and says "hahaha" at 00:01:54.09 and 00:06:43.74.
- The speaker says "what happened" at 00:03:47.48, and "all right" at 00:03:53.84.
- The speaker says "better" at 00:04:51.00, and "foreign" at 00:05:04.62 and 00:05:37.08.
- The speaker applauds at 00:05:21.70 and 00:06:21.70, and laughs at 00:06:49.48 and 00:07:09.78.
- The speaker says "laughs" at 00:07:11.37 and 00:07:56.70.
- The speaker says "foreign" at 00:08:22.61 and 00:09:24.24, and "thank you" at 00:08:43.04.
- The speaker laughs at 00:08:44.82 and 00:09:59.58, and applauds at 00:09:09.91 and 00:10:01.52.
- The speaker says "foreign" at 00:11:14.88 and 00:12:16.56, and "laughs" at 00:11:39.77 and 00:12:22.41.
- The speaker says "huh yeah" at 00:13:07.52 and "yeah yeah" at 00:13:11.77.
- The speaker says "oh my God" at 00:13:58.22, and "foreign" at 00:14:13.50 and 00:14:48.62.
- The speaker says "thank you" at 00:14:50.71 and 00:19:08.00, and laughs at 00:14:59.16 and 00:19:51.30.
- The speaker says "yourself" at 00:19:36.72, and "all right" at 00:21:10.28.
- The speaker says "wow" at 00:23:15.42, and "foreign" at 00:23:33.24.
- The speaker laughs at 00:22:21.30 and 00:22:45.96, and applauds at 00:22:49.33 and 00:22:58.43.
- The speaker says "hmm" at 00:24:01.32, and "foreign" at 00:24:46.86.
- The speaker laughs at 00:25:15.09 and 00:25:26.07, and says "hello" at 00:27:43.50.
- The speaker says "laughs" at
1. The text is a transcript of a conversation or a performance, with timestamps indicating when each speaker or event occurs.
2. The conversation includes various types of sounds, such as music, laughter, applause, and foreign sounds.
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