From Spotify, this is Dissect, long-form musical analysis broken into short digestible episodes.

This is part three of our seven-part series on Inside, a musical comedy special shot and performed by

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Last time I dissect, we examine inside's I want song, Comedy, where Bo establishes his desire to help the world

and his fear that the comedy special he's choosing to make

won't help. The song then transformed into a full-blown satire as Bo plays a

white savior who centers himself and his work as the solution to the enormous

global problems we are currently facing.

We also looked at Face Time with my mom, where technology becomes a frustrating barrier in Bo's

communication with his mother. Finally we saw an interlude scene in which Bo sits down in his laptop for another day of work on the special we're currently watching.

In the lower right corner of the screen there's a split second flash of Bo playing a twist streamer,

foreshadowing the disassociation process that will consume the second half of the special.

After this brief interlude scene, there's a hard cut to Bo sitting at the piano.

He's in the spotlight once again again and a projector colors the walls behind

him solid orange. He smiles widely and begins performing inside's next song, the subject

of the world world works

Hey kids today.

Today we're gonna learn about the world

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