that's what it is look at that party my house now they even put they even put the the code in there so for you to understand what they're really talking about yeah here's the guy here's the guy that said that uh i'm gonna read that again i can't say it like he did but you know what i don't even like rap but i'll tell you what that song is catchy as hell i wake up every day is a daydream Every minute of my life ain't what it seems. I wake up just to go back to sleep. I ain't real shallow, but I'm in too deep. I don't even know how he said it, but it's badass. And you need to listen to it. Here it is. He's going off. His whole song is pretty cool, but those are the lyrics I picked up. So after he's done, after they're done with their music concert, it shows this scene here. There's the house. That house has been showing you your digital life. There's your house. Digital life. Now the house is raised off of the ground, floats up in the air to reveal this dude sitting at a desk with a computer. This dude right here. Once the house is removed, it shows what the house has been made of. Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web. They actually introduced this dude right here. When they lift the house that's been showing you your digital universe, here's the guy. Do you think he really invented the internet? Probably not. It's probably intelligence off. I don't know. But that's how they ended the video. He got up and gave a standing ovation. Everybody clapped for him. And in the background, it says, this is for everyone. And there again, the house is showing some really weird spider webs. Isn't that weird? Isn't that creepy? This is for everyone. It's all in spider web now. I don't think it was talking about Spider-Grandmother. And at the end, it shows there's the house again from an aerial view. There's that house on the stage. It's creepy. Beautiful pictures, though. The pyro, the, the, the, uh, all the, it's just amazing how much light he, excuse me. Another beautiful picture. And that scene's over with. And that was like the weakest of all the scenes to me because it was just common sense. It was easy to interpret. This next one, this next one's kind of weird. This is still the house, still showing different stuff. Kind of went really weird. Oh, look at this. Look at this. Do we live on a globe? I'm not trying to get into the controversy. But everything the house has shown us has been to be a falsified version of the truth, a digital reality.