The transcript appears to be from a podcast or video involving discussions and reactions to various events, possibly in a reality show or investigative format. There are mentions of subscribing, a proof segment, a concert, and references to cold temperatures and sensations of drafts. The dialogue includes expressions of surprise, tension, and religious exclamations, suggesting that the content may involve exploring or reacting to unexpected or unexplained phenomena. The participants seem to engage with their environment actively, commenting on movements, sounds, and other sensory experiences. Overall, the content seems to blend entertainment with elements of suspense or supernatural exploration.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A male figure is mentioned at the beginning.
2. Chairs are observed to move by themselves.
3. The phrase "Allahu Akbar" is used multiple times throughout the text.
4. A podcast is mentioned in the context of traversing and doing a proof segment.
5. Novia Bachmid is preparing to do the proof.
6. There's a mention of a concert in the city.
7. The temperature in a room is described as really cold with a draft felt.
8. A figure of a pocong man is described as handsome.
9. There's an indication of someone walking behind the speaker.
10. A kitchen is mentioned as a starting point for something.
11. The atmosphere in a location is described as really tense.
12. There's an intention to try a bed but it's not allowed for some reason.
13. The phrase "Lailahaillallah" is repeated several times.
14. A female figure named Nadia is mentioned in relation to turning something on.
15. Patterns on a blanket are observed, and there's a question about blood presence.
16. There's mention of someone standing behind at a door.
17. A woman full of blood is described, and there's mention of a tattongko (which might be a misspelling or local term).
18. Sounds are heard, and there's mention of film lovers.
19. A leader with a bang and an oath are mentioned in relation to Sis Ning's house.
20. The phrase "Subhanallah" is used, indicating wonder or amazement.
Please note that this text seems to be a transcript with time stamps, possibly from a video or audio recording, which may include non-factual expressions or reactions to events not fully described in the text itself.