The provided text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or performance, with timestamps indicating when each line is spoken or a sound effect occurs. The conversation includes a mix of spoken words, music, applause, laughter, and other sounds.
The conversation starts with the phrase "foreign" at 00:00:00.54, followed by music at 00:00:07.73 and 00:01:17.08. The phrase "what's your Channel" is spoken at 00:01:24.86, and applause is heard at 00:01:37.03 and 00:01:46.63.
The phrase "thank you" is spoken multiple times, and the phrase "again" is spoken at 00:02:36.66. The phrase "hmm" is spoken at 00:03:31.98 and 00:03:34.20, and "huh" is spoken at 00:06:42.06.
The phrase "whoa" is spoken at 00:06:32.94, and "what's up" is spoken at 00:07:04.10. The phrase "myself" is spoken at 00:07:19.45, and "oh" is spoken at 00:07:29.76.
The phrase "foreign" is spoken multiple times, and the phrase "hey hey" is spoken at 00:09:22.94 and 00:12:26.52. The phrase "look at that" is spoken at 00:11:19.46, and "wow" is spoken at 00:14:13.02 and 00:14:20.34.
The phrase "hello wow" is spoken at 00:20:46.14, and "down" is spoken at 00:21:37.56. The phrase "myself" is spoken again at 00:21:49.14, and "foreign" is spoken multiple times.
The phrase "you promises" is spoken at 00:24:45.15, and "thank you" is spoken multiple times. The phrase "foreign" is spoken again at 00:25:52.98, and "laughs" is spoken at 00:27:34.36.
The phrase "shut up" is spoken at 00:28:17.30, and "Akers" is spoken at 00:30:35.28. The phrase "moving Direction" is spoken at 00:31:50.20, and "that's so good" is spoken at 00:32:31.50.
The phrase "thank you" is spoken again at 00:33:00.90, and "foreign" is spoken multiple times. The phrase "foreign" is spoken again at 00:34:11.88.
The conversation ends with music at 00:34:14.25.
1. The text is a transcript of a conversation or performance, with timestamps indicating when different sounds or phrases occur.
2. The conversation or performance includes music, applause, laughter, and various verbal expressions.
3. The transcript includes instances of the speaker saying "foreign", which may refer to a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
4. The speaker also says "hmm", "huh", and "um", which are common verbal expressions.
5. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
6. The speaker says "oh my God" at one point, indicating surprise or shock.
7. The speaker also says "laughs" and "hahaha", indicating amusement or humor.
8. The speaker says "wow" at one point, indicating surprise or admiration.
9. The speaker says "whoa" at one point, indicating surprise or shock.
10. The speaker says "look at that" and "look at that a secret at everybody", indicating surprise or admiration.
11. The speaker says "all right" and "please baby", indicating agreement or request.
12. The speaker says "mm-hmm", "but", and "it was", indicating agreement or disagreement.
13. The speaker says "easy", indicating simplicity or ease.
14. The speaker says "hmm" and "good", indicating agreement or approval.
15. The speaker says "shut up", indicating a request to stop talking.
16. The speaker says "Akers", which could be a name or a specific term.
17. The speaker says "moving Direction", which could be a specific term or phrase.
18. The speaker says "that's so good", indicating approval or satisfaction.
19. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
20. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
21. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
22. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
23. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
24. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
25. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
26. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
27. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
28. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
29. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
30. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
31. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
32. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
33. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
34. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
35. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
36. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
37. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
38. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
39. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times, indicating gratitude or acknowledgment.
40. The speaker says "foreign" multiple times, indicating a non-native speaker or a foreign language.
41. The speaker says "hmm" and "um" multiple times, indicating agreement or uncertainty.
42. The speaker says "thank you" multiple times