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Last time on Desact, we examined all eyes on me, the emotional climax of

Insides' narrative.

There we experienced the peak of Bo's dissociation and agoraphobia as he performed for an imaginary audience as if he were on stage at Madison Square Garden.

During the song's bridge, Bo revealed that he'd quit performing for five years to focus on

his mental health, and just when he was ready to reenter the world and perform again, the

pandemic forced him to stay inside, a tragic irony he framed as funny.

At the end of the song, Bo's frustration with performing inside to a camera for over a full year finally boils over.

He aggressively grabs a camera before collapsing to the floor. When Bo collapses, the screen goes black and we hear microphone feedback.

After a few moments the screen fades up to reveal a close-up of Bo's face,

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